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MONDAY
ISSUE
UNIVERSITY
OF
MICHIGAN
2 1951
PR
ADMIHiSTRATIOH
BUSINESS
LIBRARY
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 173
-''v
■a'
Number 4999
New
York, N. Y., Monday, April 2, 1951
Price 90 Cents
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., Tulsa, Okla.—Files—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
the market
at
March
on
5,000
shares
(about $5
filed
14
letter
of
or
selling
stockholders.
No
of
goods
Operating
Profit
;
Other
1950
sold
___
expenses
from
1949
operations
$
14,029,991
income
14,127,334
525,707
33,459
184,134
2,340,622
of
come
sub.
co
84,843
income
28,776
8,239,582
3,639,025
Dividends
paid in cash
1,982,000
1,000,000
—
♦Dividends paid in common stock—
Earnings per common share outstdg.
♦100,000
a
shares at $12
share in 1949.—V.
share
a
1,000,000
in
194$
Montreal
1,200,000
$4.12
and
$1.82
Stock
SBC
Securities, Inc.—Sale Authorized—
March 15 authorized the transfer of
corporation to Bullock Fund, Ltd., in exchange for
s
equal
to
the
value
net
the
of
On
Dee.
31,
*
of
Aeronautical
.38
__40
...
found
the
reasonable.—V.
terms
173, p.
of
the
transaction
proposed
be
to
March
on
filed
23
February—
from
from
Net
ry
a
letter
of notification
with
the
Net
Net
—V.
109,988
50,783
879,829
and
Vice-President
,
$418,695
53
Reserve Banks
Welding Co. is
1948
of
which
45
55,864
50,604
103,894
709,905
203,780
864,422
990,671
and
395,114
and
new
129,266
104,765
108,670
193,676
United States Savings Bonds Issued and
Redeemed Through February 28, 1951
e
in
are
has
235,381
1—
railway
railway
oper. income—
56
At
stockholders
to
Profit
March
on
will
then
Algonquin
Gas
6 * approved
be
a
issued.—V, 173,
Transmission
See New England Gas &
p.
income
Dec.
31—
Net
—
Common -"dividends
(&
.
•Includes
$
$
—
Common shares
outstanding
Earnings per common share
18,755,461
♦15,441,523
1,168,001
8,177,371
5,030,976
2,515,562
$6.99
was
International
Telephone
Mackay
Radio
with
pi
operations
1949
$5,759,169
223,151
$5,229,538
113,388
$5,982,320
2,700,000
$3.22
$800,000
andNtlscr"
inclusive,
101,
&
&
Telegraph
the
Corp.
Telegraph
Co.,
Companhia
an
A.
C.
Portuguesa
will
It
&
and
States
corporation,
be
Radio
Por¬
associate*
of
operated
by
subsidiary,
R.
in
con¬
Marconi.—V.
173,
"
■
»
Co.—Earnings—
is
of
26
before
$3,282,320
to
1,472,980
outstanding
591,356
591 356
share
$5.59
$5 52
10,846,009
taxes
♦Net
profit
Dividends paid
Common shares
per
5,572,000
-
outstanding
common
share
before
Total
income
taxes
Federal
income
—
taxes
♦Before
reduction
net
ir
income
carrying
from
prior
value
of
year's
securities
tax
of
$4,155,820
1,955,000
shares
Earnings
per
common
171, p. 2021.
on
a
March
29
for
the
adjustment (net) less
subsidiary.—V. 158,
a
rejected the two bids received
underwriting
several
time the company has invested funds in
23
projects,
active, consideration
to
a
wide variety of new products
Capital funds prior to this financing
finance.
connection
$72,342
as
with
as
the
300,000
of March
the
the
hands
authorized
shares
of
common
16,
sale
of
the
said
of
shares
but
after
the
payment
of
its
offering
additional shares of its
to
common
of
dealers' discounts and commissions.,
INVESTMENTS^—The
amounts
and
types of investments in each
Twenty of the companies—Airborne
American Coating Chemicals Corp.,
American Polymer Corp., American Resinous Chemicals Corp., Baird
Associates, Inc., Berry Motors, Inc., Carlon Products Corp., Cleveland
Pneumatic Tool Co., Colter Corp.,. Control Engineering
Corp., Exmct
Electrical Corp., Flexible Tubing Corp., High
Voltage Engineering Corp.,
Jet-Heet, Inc., Paul Valve Corp., Reaction Motors, Inc., Snyder Chemi¬
cal Corp., Specialty Products Co., Tracerlab, Inc. and Ultrasonic Corp.
—were
in commercial operation during the year 1950.
Of the fore¬
company, are
shown herein below.
Laboratory,
Inc.,
going
companies,
Airborne
Instruments Laboratory,
Inc., American
Coating Chemicals Corp., American Polymer Corp., American Resinous
Chemicals
Corp.,
Baird
Associates,
Inc.,
Carlon
Products
Corp.,
Cleveland
Pheumatic Tool
Co., Control Engineering Corp., Flexible
Tubing Corp., High Voltage Engineering Corp., Jet-Heet, IncM Reaction
Motors, Inc., and Tracerlab, Inc., operated at a profit in their fiscal
years ending in 1950.
Berry Motors, Inc., Colter Corp., Exmet Elec¬
trical Corp., Paul Valve Corp., Snyder Chemical
Corp., Specialty Prod¬
Co.
and Ultrasonic
Packers,
Inc.,
Corp.
filed
a
operated
at
voluntary
a
loss.
petition
In
in
December, 1950,
bankruptcy. The
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established
stockholders of 339,674
additional
has already invested funds,
rate that will require new funds.
company
300 North 4th
company
the sale ot
new
projeets
directors may
investments in
$21.14
p. 736.
Rejected—The
as
195,500
American Gas & Electric Co.—Bids for Common Stock
—
paid
Common
from
such
2,700,201
$5,274,009
2,737,000
195,500
26.85
taxes
-
desirable,
in
projects
about $5,000,000.
(par $1),
Island
$7,017,777
6,856,021
$3,252,926
1,526,965
income
for Federal and State income
investments
such future
1931, 218.385 shares were issued and
public,. Of these 218,385 shares,
are
held by j insurance- companies, - 44,000 shares by
investment companies, 13^000 shares* by educational institutions and
8,000 shares by industrial corporations. • : .
:
The 81,615
shares now being offeredv are the unsold balance of
166,500 shares registered with the SEC on April 22, 1949.
The 84,385
shares previously sold were- sold' at :a.*publie
offering price of $25 per
share with an allowance of $1.25
per-share to-any dealer selling the
same.
The company realized: $2,049,782 from the sale of said 84,885
shares. Said sum of $2,049,782 is before expenses totaling $21,724, in
ucts
1949
1950
$11,011,465
income
make
in
Instruments
1945,
$5,342,926
2,090,000
—:
income
—V.
995*563
:
to
of
United
the
this
by
12
American Cigarette & Cigar
Total
Profit
$21,536,146 $20,727,848
15,776,977
15,498,310
expenses
Net
income
tax
years - 1941
between
March
101.
•Earnings
Net
circuit
announced on
$5.67
for inventories and
1950
sales
Dividends
the
Year Ended Dec. 31—
reserve
Co.—Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
from
for
10, 1951, as a stock dividend.—V. 173, p.
radiotelegraph
new
tugal
Prov.
credits
profits
excess
$500,000
995,563
$5.17
...
American Cable & Radio Corp.—New Circuit—
A
2,515,562
$8.72
an
Alpha Portland Cement
Profit
of
...
4,024,744
appropriation of $1,269,579 to
other contingencies.—V. 172, p. 2477.
Income
786,287
1,991,126
t2,938,080
—
1,168,001
2,516,824
Common dividends paid
operating
States
United
taxes
junction
Total
1.
Earnings per common share—.
1948
23,119,853
1,167,996
—
Preferred dividends paid
Net
$3,987,844
787,705
*2,986,689
—
Common shares outstanding—
Subs.)—Earns,
1949
343,698,400 351,097,878 328,101,328
47,019,853 - 33,205,461
26,241,523
23,900,000
14,450,000
10,800,000
taxes
Provision for income taxes
,
1949
5,987,844
2,000,000
Financing—
1950
sales
income
paid.
Common stock dividend
•
additional
$
Profit before income
,
.
$5,939,289
taxes.^.^.,.
incomtf
nr?rtTr—
of
-APreferred dividends paid..——
"
;
Ended
1950
12,339,289
*6,400,000
n—r-i-
:
197,
Co.—Plans
taxes
Electric Association below.—V. 173, p. 1169.
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.
♦Before
Co.
the nation's largest- manufacturers
of
make, if deemed
processes
outstanding in
23,000 shares,
.$106,578,958 $91,734,580
—
income
before
tissued Jan.
Net
stock
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
-A-,•
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net sales A
outstanding stock certificates to the Nashville Trust Co., Nash¬
3, Tenn., following receipt of transmittal letter from the bank.
New. certificates
Net
Oil
v
approximately $2,000,000
to
and
which the
under
amounted
American Brake Shoe Co.
,
Year
'
one
of
used
expanding at
the present
961.
plan for liquidation
the company and a reduction in the
"par value of the capital stock
from $20 to $10 per share upon the
payment of a liquidating dividend
,'©! $10 per-share..".
•:«
y'.; Th*s initial liquidating payment will be made upon presentation of
ville
Standard
BUSINESS—Corporation is a publicly owned venture capital company,
organized in 1946, to provide independent financial support for that
comparatively small percentage of new ideas and developments which
give promise of expanded production and employment, and an in¬
creased standard of living for the American people.
205,009
,
be
consideration
and
approve,
Federal Reserve System
$499,685
sharea will
under
companies
45
...
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal and State
the
of
and,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
now
—45
company
The
director
share.
111,120'
Alabama Fuel & Iron Co.—Liquidation Approved—
♦
a
March 29 headed
these
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
has called for redemption on May 1, next, $116,000
of its first mortgage 3%% bonds, series A, due Nov. 1,
1967, at 100%%,
Payment will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
trustee, 140 Broadway, New York 35, N. Y,—V, 173, p. 1057.
•
and
other
CAPITALIZATION—Of
'
and
Ethyl Corp. and Worthtngton Pump & Machinery Corp.
Ripley & Co. Inc., and Estabrook & Co.
an underwriting group which offered
81,615 shares of common stock (par $29): at $27.50 per
on
44
Foreign Exchange Rates
Alabama Great Southern EE.—Partial Redemption—
This
according
Co.
American Research & Development Corp.—Stock Of¬
274,489
income—
Jan.
p.
1949
$340,416
109,931
from
173,
'
1950
$413,510
from
ry.
Pipe Line
fered—Harriman
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices—45
Dividends Declared and Payable
45
convertible notes due March 31,
1951
railway
railway
oper,
From
Gross
34
i
State and City Bond Offerings
The Course of Bank Clearings
Akron, Canton & Youngstown EE,—Earnings—
Net
States
in addition, produces demountable truck and tractor
circular welded products in its 400,000 square foot
plant.
During the last war the company turned out wheels and
drives for tanks,-jeeps and half-tracks.
The company* was organized
in 1926 as an outgrowth from liquidation of the old
Hydraulic Steel
Co.—V. 173, p. 197.
i
J...33
.
Gross
director of .this company,
a
the United
of
Ohio.
bicycles
rims
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
1961, to be Issued at par (in denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000
'each), without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be used for
working capital.
■j
'
.
elected
President
Jersey.—VM73, p. 1269.
Cleveland
of
Miscellaneous Features
fair
961.
SEC covering 665,000 of 10-year 5Vz%
4.
until
good
trustee.
the
42
.43
;
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.33
Air Power Publishing Co., Inc., Tenafly, N. J.—Files—
The corporation
•
be
was
Commission
-
Markets..
34
Aeronautical
had
net
assets
amounting
to
equivalent to $7.78 per share. The shares of
Bullock
received" by
Aeronautical will be distributed pro
rata
to
stockholders of Aeronautical, and Aeronautical will be dissolved.
The
and
will
of
the
25-year-old. Cleveland- Welding Co.,
of
AMF is paying $9 per share for capital stock of
Cleveland Welding, of which 400,000 shares are outstanding.
Con¬
summation of the deal was dependent on acceptance of the offer by
owners
of
at least 80%
of the: shares of the Cleveland company.
More ; than
the required percentage has already been deposited with
—.J—^39
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages..
shares of Bullock
assets
of
Cleveland,
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
this
of
"rights"
Director—
a
President.
.
is
former
a
subscription
f
Haslam
is
to be offered to stock¬
at $52.25 each, in the ratio of one new
places the gross value of the offering at
30,
acquired:* ownership
1940,
which
$1,369,026
•
share.
,
37
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
deducting liabilties assumed by Bullock).
(after
"
the assets
on
capital' stock
.
cents per
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Acquisition—
In
a
$3,000,000 cash
transaction,
this
company
on
March
37
Exchange..
Toronto Stock Exchange
1,000,000 shares at $1
173, p. 377.
New
'
Aeronautical
73
36
__37
Montreal Curb Exchange..
Over-the-Counter
The
First Boston Corp. and associates named
or
This
T. Haslftm has. been
director
a
He
35
L
^
held.
Stockholders'
/
Philip Sporn
Mr.
34
San Francisco Stock Exchange
765,000
1,000,000
.
$9.73
R.
to
34
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
15,733
18,369,381
—
Stock
March
15
Haslam Elected
34
Los Angeles Stock Exchange.—
1
Net
...
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Minority shareholders' equity in in„
$247,962,
of
record
each
April 17.
26,
—31
Detroit Stock Exchange.
34,185
5,149,135
Stock
Cincinnati
252,162
19,405,900
taxes
Boston
6,281,727
669,923
13
(Bonds)
New York Curb Exchange
96,072
38,563,606
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
6,185,655
97,343
of
for
$17,747,966.
New York Stock Exchange
6,853,526
196,226
holders
share
Page
66,764,265
53,725,084
38,367,280
___
Profit-sharing bonus
Interest charges and miscellaneous
Prov. for Fed., State and Canadian
income
compensation
stockholders, vThe 339,674 additional shares are
Stock and Bond Quotations
1948
$
230,397,661 112,004,251
176,310,542
87,028,653
15,719,839
10,945,607
Income
Total
565, or 71.999 cents per share.
The bankers, for this compensation would have contracted to purchase
from the company any shares of the offering not subscribed for by
$
Cost
will proceed with the offering with¬
underwriting, he added.
Union Securities Corp. and associates asked a compensation of $244,-
In This Issue
underwriting
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
The company
out the benefit of
a
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
the
MISCELLANEOUS
-
stock.
with
notification
capital stock
(par $1) to be offered
$6 per share) for the account of Russell F.
Margaret Kerr Hunt, two
involved.—V. 172, p. 1925.
Admiral Corp.
a
of
>anc]
is
CopJ
a
1871
St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
Phone
New York Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
CEntral 7600
Chicago Board of Trade
~
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Bell Teletype
SL 593
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companies
four
remaining
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
in
V
n c
oro
underwriter
are
as
& Co. Inc.—
& Co
5,000
2,000
May
& Gannon, Inc
—
Carl
McGlone & Co., Inc.—
1,000
Sons—
5;000
Meeks, Reddoch & Co., Inc.
Clarke Corp..*.
4,000
Merrill, Turben & Co
...
Perrin, West & Winslow,
1,000
5,000
Rollins
Blair,
Bradfoid
C.
J.
Alex,
„
&
Brown
Richard
W.
Clayton
Securities
Cohu
Co..
&
Poole & Co
Scranton & Co_,
& Harris,
Schmidt,
1,500
Draper, Sears & Co
Chas.
W.
1,500
Bodine__
Crouter &
Sills,
Co.—
2,000
Win, P. Harper & Son
& Co.
1.000
Spencer
1,000
500
Stein
Higbie & Co——
Bradley
Adams
Kinoley &
—V.
173,
1,500
—
(Del.)- -Seeks Extension of
petition for reorganization
involuntary
of
holders
sales
N
income
per
mobile
and
equipment.
•Net
outstanding
—
share———
common
,v.
and includes profit on the sale of invest¬
subsidiaries of $615,729 in 1950 and $94,894 in 1949.
two
additional shares of
share
profits on the sale of investments in subsidiary
consolidated net income amounted to 78% cents per
for 1950 as compared with 77% Per share for 1949.
net income for the company, as a separate corporation, for the
NOTE—Excluding
share
The
includes
net
Feb.
Borden Co.
of common stock outstanding.—V,
shares
2,704,472
were
1949
1950
Years Ended Dec. 31—
8,200,978
15,731,165
447,432
$61,207
17,184
for
Prov.
exp.
taxes
income-
Fed.
on
income
Net
$68,963
'•$28,416
76,218
56,406
21,276
(net)
property
;
:
469,454
been
172, p.
19,179,427
4,291,000
$5.10
4,300,000
$4.46
said,
the
was
totaled
1950
funds
of
use
to
the Internal Revenue Cods.—
chiefly
used
be
the
of equipment,
replacement
the
for
at
$200
:
underwritten; but the
company
reserves
the right to sell any unsold shares at private sale or to an
underwriter at not less than $10 per share. /V!./..; 1 •
:Of the
proceeds, $250,000 is to be provided a new subsidiary to
complete
its
$950,000
of
capital financing
($700,000 having been
provided through bank loans); and the balance of the proceeds will
added
be
offering
The
privileges).
to
5,792,611
504,904
Taxes
rents
Equip,
Joint
fac.
incorporated in Delaware on Dec. 22,
the business of producing and selling Tintair, a
Tintair at the present time is sold in a package
^containing two bottles. One bottle contains the color essence and the
ether the releaser.
The contents of the bottles are mixed just prior to
V
application.
another
and
part
retire
to
capital
of
funded
debt.-r-V.
portion of
a
the
issuer
or
173,
be
may
Net
*
Gross
Net
Net
—V.
:
——
Total
income
deducts,
173,
3,955,540
3,545,677
—__
_
9,837,772
9,211,803
3,614,310
3,089,023
&
activities
strative
Net
This
company
in
monies
due
Nov.
made
15,
N.
called
sinking
1863
1,
the
at
York
the
has
Y.—V.
fund,
$148,000
101%%
at
Central
and
Hanover
171,
redemption
for
;.. •"
1,
1951.
out
of
mortgage
iirst
accrued
Bank
&
3%%
interest.
Trust
Co..
Broadway,
'
.
Period End. Feb. 24—
Sales
>
.
'
■/'
'
1951—4 Wks.—1950
;
—$2,710,968
NOTE—The
fxd.
above
sales
CONSOLIDATED
$120,875
$445,714
figures
New
RESULTS
FOR
'
*$422,660
-
550,168
*$146,499
551,600
*$104,454
$5,596,958
those
Gross
chgs— 1
Shoe
CALENDAR
VOTING
183,434
186,590
366,917
before
Profit
Provision
income
taxes—
Federal
for
——
income
-
~
taxes-
Net
<,$606;Q94
*$333,089
*$471,371
%
at
The
The
TRUST—On
Net .profit
$1,446,670
dividends
Common
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
—V.
per
173,
p.
I—
I—Z
paid—
paid———..
.720,637
common
858.
share
-
*,
..
216,316
V
.
222,568
h,
417,510
~_~~
" "■
,
$2.95
417,510
417,510
$2.08
March
filed
19
shares
of
The
a
SEC
common
Co., Ltd. (& Subs.)
1949
1950
at
produced
their
March 29.—V.
Thei
manufacturers of hot
1,000,000th
booster
172, p. 1342.
Commercial
Wihiam
Dana
offices:
135
and
*•.
Financial
water
$123,884,473
$33,222,001
$31,758,803
(est.)——
dollars
shown in
p. 2118.
operating results as
of exchange.—V. 172,
rates
Year Ended
sales
Net
Profit
Dec.
to
corporation
on
covering 23,333
$15
per
92,125,670
share,
California
pump
Fed.
before
Federal
taxes
Chronicle
(Reg.
U.
S.
Patent
at
Seibert,
La
President;
Salle
St.*
future
date
be
deposited under
Elizabeth, La.—Files—
March 21 filed a letter of notification with the,
shares of common stock (par $10), to be offered
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to finance expansion.
1950—
company
headed
Writing terms
Net
are
proceeds
of
4,100,000 Crl.410,000
March
1,550,000
•
Net
Total
^profit
;
*
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
per
—
.
—
$1,934,895
t$3,968,637 *$1,213,957
007,230
„
211.432
,
*
522,517
942,990
942.990
942.990
outstanding
*'
"
Book
common
•Loss.
15,
1951,
construction
is
program
of
valuation
1950
were
at Dec. 31——,
of
Office)
William
$332,000
B.
22.478.950
6,096,628
11.822,573
$1-97
-
•
27.252,989
7,496,553
3.6
3.7.
2.5
_
"Lifo" method
Net'profits for
calculated' on the
the company, adopted the
the metal content "of mill inventories. '
of Ja«.
Dana
1„ 1950
less
172.
p.
March
if
than
they
had
1626.
Company,
Publishers,
been
.
.
With
Registers
t.
\7
•*.
25 Park Place, New York 7,
and- to
program
are
expected
undetermined
19
pay
loans,
bank
to
nature
and
of
1951
This
securities, of
which,
as
$700,000.
Expenditures
for the
expected to approximate $4,200,000.
aggregated
program
require the sale of additional
amount.—V. 171, p. 1142.
Galumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper Co.—Earnings
Sales
Net
"
"
eral
Federal
Net
1950
1948
1949
1947
$46,948,761 $25,401,515 $29,181,603
-
before
earns,
income
incoihe
3,000,949
969,466
$1,110,641
$2,031,483
413,654
1,240,962
$0.54
$0.98
7,443,434
taxes—
3,600,000
'earnings
—
paid—„^
Earns,
com.
•Loss.—V.
1,678.641
568,000
taxes-
Dividends
per
$26,047,5ll
Fed-
$19/33
$17.87
,r
at Dec., 31—
at Dec. .31*.——.
TAs
$22.69
29,162,423
yalup~per share „of ppra,. .stock
l abilities
"Nil--
$4.14
■
share—
—
Commission—
Elyth & Co.. Inc.
The offering price and underto be supplied-hy amendment.
"
the stock sale are to be applied to the company's
construction
1951
•!'
on
by
group
r
x
taxes ton
Co.
Telephone
&
filed a registration statement with the
f{ SEC covering 40,000 shares of its $25 par common stock.
vThe stock is to be offered for public sale- through an underwriting
1946
1949
Water
share-*.
$3,843,434
1,654,616
.
$1.86
**1,172,027
Cr475,00G
.
*$697,027
None
Nil
•
•
173, p. 858.
(Continued on page 6)
N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
-with
statistical - issue on-Monday]. Other
Reentered
by William B. Dana Company
Members
of
Pan-
William D. Riggs,
Business Manager.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
a
Chicago 3, 111.
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London,
E* C., England c/o Edwards *& Smith. Copyright 1951
as
second class matter February
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions,
25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879
American Union,
$45.00 per year; In Dominion of Canada, $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year,
must be made in New York funds.
NOTE:
On account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
and advertisments
S.
some
without
$91,864,457 $54,745,806 $74,875,560
3,484,895
8 ;0 68,68 7
income*2,623,957
income——.—
on
previous, basis.—V.
,
will
Securities and Exchange
The
at
taken
are
'
I
1950
31—
customer®
CurrentT^at/o
heating specialties, have
it
was
announced
on
...
common
agreement.
to retire indebtedness and
.
/
operation———
.—'I* $133,998,466
depreciation, amorti1
capital and other charges^
—
100,776,465
from
Current/^sset)
Bell & Gossett Co.—Produces Millionth Unit—
company,
of
.
letter of notification with the
stock (par 20 centsi to oe
$2 per share through Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis, Inc., New
proceeds are to be added to working capital.
revenue
Current
This
50,000 shs.
shares
172,250
1951,
14,
Calcasieu Paper Co., Inc.,
*
$1,089,192
448.824
_Z
outstanding—
•
March
stock—B
common
voting trust
Calendar Years—
Preferred
268,750 shs.
55,000 shs.
of the Board cf Directors
and President; Carl Byoir, Chairman of the Executive Committee and
Vice-President;
Phil
Kalech,
Senior
Vice-President;
Leo
Strauss,
Executive Vice-President and Treasurer, and Francis C. Reed, Secre¬
tary—V. 173, p. 962.
to .
7.',:..
/."
Cicero, 111.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
on
earnings
average
1949-
4
(par 81)
9.140 shs.
•
-
OFFICERS—Martin L. Straus II, Chairman
*$564,996
150,000
NOTE—The
YEARS
1,039,525
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
New York, N. Y., and Martini L. Straus II, 677 Fifth Ave., New
as voting trustees under a voting trust agreement entered
as of Sept.
8, 1950.
The agreement is to continue in force for a
period of five years from Sept; 8, 1950, unless earlier terminated.
374,032
Co.
$59,163,124 $57.088441
2,486,195
1,809,329
—_
.
into
the
•
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Financial Highlights of
1950
—
————
'
ni.
7 St.,
*
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Sales
stock—B
(par $100)
$1)
(par
'
10,000 shs.
stock, (approximately 79% of the total number of shares of commqn
7 stock outstanding) were held in the name of Carl Byoir, 10 East 40th
173, p. 562.
corporation
za'tion,
V
$4,796,502
Adler
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
'
*$190,964
267,374
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power
'
«
stock
Common
HV'V
"
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
1951—8 Wks.—1950
$2,420,923
include
'
stock
pfd,
cum.
Common
$360,636
charges
covering
*
-
$163,715
196,921
Operating expenses, est.
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Sales Up 12%—
EFFECT
GIVING
of
1457
p.
SEC
York.
Payment
70
.5%
Foote Gear Works, Inc.,
Brad
bonds,
will be
on
122,954
V."'' 'H i/.-'n 7%
income
offered
■■■
May
demption—
$322,760
(rentals,
•Deficit.—V.
8,039,468
7,138,099
Partial Re¬
—
its research
parts of
62,420
*$157,566
—
Securities and
Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co.
activites formerly conducted n New York, ts adminsuch as accounting and purchasing, and the major
and product development activities.
its shipping
City,
599,190
58,838
142,860
265,094
after
The
Atlanta
684,507
*$21,985
etc.)
Contingent
962.
p.
int.,
$39,313,806 $32,671,747 $86,454,764 $69,097,526
income—
ry.
oper.
income—
The product
York, N. V.,
Gross
1951—2 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
The
Authorized
*$209,761
52,195
income.
oper.
ry.
Other income
used
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
portion of the mixture cannot be used at
package presently sells, at retail for $2 plus Federal
is "fair traded."
unused
An
time.
local taxes.
The company has recently leased a building at 250 Hillside Ave.,
Newark, N. J1., and is presently in the process of consolidating in this
building- its warehousing activities,
those conducted in Long Island
,
1269.
p.
company,
engaged in
coloring.
hair
:
Inc.
in
30,d83
(Dr)__
stock
repay
CAPITALIZATION
293,079
34,555
338,169
(Dr).
rents
to
$225,000
is
home
•
not
is
working
general
expenses
%
proceeds
sold- the
are
BUSINESS—The
V1949.
$5,927,548 $14,185,061 $12,489,707
5,142,733
11,815,590
10,656,015
1,008,367
1,303,366
479,166
$6,456,006
and ten shares of common stock
v
1951—2 Mos—1950
1951—Month—1950
revenues
'Operating
Operating
\
will
be used approximately as
bank loans presently outstanding; $300,000
for
machinery and equipment for the Newark plant
(including installations), and $475,000 for working capital.
.::„7v:"
offered
follows:
RR.—Earnings
Period End. Feb. 28on
unit;"
per
PROCEEDS—If all of the units of preferred stock and common
how
$6,000,-
'V'-
\
year.
Boston & Maine
-Registers With SEC-
Inc.-
March
speculation" to friends and acquaintances
a
share of preferred
one
Mr.
March 21 filed a registration statement with the
21
SEC covering 78,556 shares of
common stock, no par value, which
is to be offered for subscription by stockholders of record
April 25,
1951, in the ratio of one new share for each four shares then held,
at
the
subscription price of $10 per
share (plus oversubscription
corporation
^
company's
the
•
capital ex¬
for
pay
capital expenditures In L951 are expected to total
for
during
IMontague said the proceeds of a $80,000,000 issue of 30-year
2Ve% debentures was used to retire outstanding long-term loans of
$45,800,000, including $30,800,000 of 1%% promissory notes and $15,000,000 of 3% promissory notes.
The debentures alto provided about
$12,733,000 of additional working capital, and now constitute the com•pany's sole long-term indebtedness,—V. 173, p. 1058.
• •;
the
1729.
Artloom Carpet Co.
13.
President,
of
5,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
50,000 shares of common stock (par $1) in units of
.
The
April
record
of
Rains,
nand
$138,453,720
preciation accruals in 1950 amounted to $10,400,000, and were
000-less than the amount required for capital expenditures
*$49,692
made
under the carryback provisions of
pany
V.
has
provision
retirement cm
and
redemption
for
Bymart, Inc.—Stock Offered—The company on
expansion of markets and the development of new products. Deprecia¬
tion accruals will provide only about $11,350,000 of this amount.
De¬
for Federal taxes on income
owning to the deduction for tax purposes of the loss cn the sale of mill
property and equipment charged directly to earned surplus, which
loss resulted in an estimated refund of prior year's taxes due the com¬
tNo
•Loss.
to
$18,000*000
t
,
$12,557
$596,746
——
—
.
F.
months
26 offered "as
penditures.
Authorizations
$1,142,419
mill
31,
Dec.
at
President,
tague;
'
Inactive
call
to
shares
5,000
stated that indicated earnings for the first
fiscal year which began Oct. 1, 1950,
v,will .approximate. $950,000.. This
would be approximately equal to
$2.92
per
common
share,
after preferred dividend requirements.—
:v. '173,: p. <474.
--.v. %
•;
L.
and current
liabilities $37,103,615, leaving a balance of $101,355,105 as net working
capital. This was 5% less than the record high of $106,653,894 in 1949,
The chief, reason for the lowered working capital, Theodore G. Mon¬
*$45,600
7,756
I
or 10,21?)
;
(net)
income
21,890,479
outstanding—
assets
Current
544,037
$1,152,664%
income
Operating
Other
■
'■
votto
have
1951,
30,
stockholders
-
23,817,448
10,638,021
4,300,000
$4.69
—
shares
'
10,323,809
1
493,960
admin, and genl. exps
Selling,
'
Partial Redemption—Estimated
—
of the outstanding 7% preferred stock
at $110 per share, .plus accrued and unpaid dividends.
The stock to
be. redeemed rnd retired will be determined by lot among preferred
,
34,761,241
12,870,762
35,878,238
Earnings per share
$8,709,617 $10,822,246
$10,561,497
freight and cash discounts
—
8,914,872
of goods sold———___2—— t
income
Capital
1948
;
sales, less returns, allowances,
Cost
Net
!
h
•
Byers Co.
$
20,147,073
taxes—1
income
Provision for income taxes
Gross
letter of notification with the
stock,. to be- offered at par
The proceeds are to be used
*
Corp.—Earnings—
American Writing Paper
a
1,500
directors
The
631,114,119 613,763,267 649,592,375
—
before
Profit
2377.
p.
1943
$
-Vi.$
sales
Net
172,
Ariz.—Files With SEC—
filed
20
March
on
Earnings—
1949
1950
(V
•
(par $1) for each
made on that date.—
was
.
June
Up—Earnings Off—
31—
1951,
26,
share t,
per
(A. M.)
316/311
each
of
covering
six
-Sales
(& Subs.)-
Ended Dec.
Year
subsidiary.
a
There
to
1951.—V. 171, p. 471.
.
ment in
Issuance
the
March
record
of
held
corporation
(flCO
stock at the rate of three shares for
common
1951.—V. 172,
,
1070.
p.
shares of common
without underwriting.
develop mining properties.
r
SEC
work
and the transfer of $318,611 from surplus account
account.
The stock distribution was voted by the
28 to become payable March 29, 1951, to holders of
stock
on
record March 26,
profit
approved
3 9
stock,
the common
/
,
Burney Mines, Inc., Tucson,
already held,
capital
directors
amounted to $1,700,510, or 63 cents per share,
cents per share, respectively. The net income for
of $300,716 on sale of the company's invest¬
years 1950 and 1949
and $1,768,375, or 65
1950
to
the
companies,
Maich
011
/,
■ /
on
record March 19,
distribution of one share of common stock
shares
173,
The
(II. C.) Bohack & Co., Inc.—300% Stock Distribution—
stockholders
Distribution—
declared
recently
was
about
for
The
charges,
and
•After taxes
ments in
$1.02
,———
$2.21
746.
p.
1951, to holders of
y ■
,
stock
two
%
'
productions orders for B-52s, and the acceleration of
programs already underway, Mr. Allen stated.—V. 173, p. 562.
2,196,655
2,704,472
$0.81
2,748,253
2,704,472
—
per
172,
Burlington Mills Corp.—50% Stock Distribution—
the
by
dividend
stock
10%
A
Details of these studies are not yet available.
the new buildings and machinery has been brought
required.
-
$26,350,886 $25,333,482
—
income
shares
are
1,233,645
$2.22
——
dividends.—V.
preferred
2373.
P.
company's Plant Engineering Department and the Austin Co.
conducting surveys
to determine
what
new
buildings will
be
Need
I,9*®
1950
31—
operating revenues
Common
share
(E. L.) Bruce Co.—10% Stock
A
machinery and
-
.
2.909.5*7
—
outstanding
common
payable April 30,
172, p. 2378.
new
1950
$36,059,355
2,914,201
1,263 645
;
-
.
*
equipment will
be
acquired for use at the company's Seattle and Renton plants,
William M. Allen, President, announced on March 24.
Orders already
have been placed for $4,500,000 worth of the required machinery, tools
of
worth
$10,0C0,000
than
1951
taxes
shares
•After
Boeing Airplane Co.—To Expand Facilities—
Subs.)—Earnings
(&
American Water Works Co., Inc.
Year Ended Dec.
Earnings
after
Earnings
The
Gross
t
■■
the
More
the
on
$39,319,757
Ended jam 31—
——%*!-
Nt t
interested persons until April 12,. 1951, to request
The SEC has given
and the
share
per
Bigelow (& Subs.)—Earnings-
Brown &
Fiscal Year
Common
hearing upon the application.—V.
a
property.
general mortgage and collateral trus* income
6% bonds due March 1, 1951, on which the March 1,
1951, interest
of 3% has been held up pending abovementioned reorganization pro¬
ceedings, have been asked to assent to a plan of reorganization which
provides for the extension of the maturity date ol
the bonds to
March 1, 1966.
As of March 6, 1951, holders of approximately 85%
of the bmds had assented to the extension.—-V. 167, p. 1507.
company's
the
The
$2,50
preference
758.
p.
of
first
$5
new
Ridge Corp.—Seeks to Buy Stock—
The corporation on March 28 filed an application with the SEC for
an exemption order permitting its repurchase from Atlas Corp. of 67,000
shares ol Blue Ridge common stock together with a warrant issued and
dated May 18, 1937, entitling Atlas to purchase from Blue Ridge 228,301
additional shares of Blue Ridge common at $20 per share.
The consid¬
eration to be paid by Blue Ridge to Atlas for such securities is $268,000.
under Chapter 10 of the
Bankruptcy Act was filed Feb. 16 in the Federal Court at Chicago, 111.,
and subsequently a petition was filed seeking appointment of a trustee
for
173,
dividends
preference stock. $1.50 per share on the new $3 second
stock and $3 per share on the $6 preferred stock, all pay¬
able June 1 to holders of record May 23, 1951.—V. 173, p. 853.
running approximately one-third ahead
are
company
3,000
Bonds—
An
this
of
declared
have
directors
The
first
the
V.
5,000
Co.—
Co., Inc
&
,
t.s yet deposited their certificates but who wish to do so.
Applications will be made to list the new preferred stocks
common
stock in New York, Montreal and. Toronto.
net
Blue
Silica-Sand Co.
American
&
Walker
II.
2.000
Boyce—- —
&
Bros.
Stroud
G.
657.
p.
Co.—-.—
Trask &
The. company has extended the offer of voluntary exchange to
expire on April 30, 1951, to holders of $6 preferred stock who have
$2,435,483
1,960,920
1,855,408
stock and
first preference
representing one share of new $5
of $3 second preference stock.
share
one
758.
p.
plan
tificates
quarter 1950 sales of $22,447,374, the previous firstquarter record, James DeCamp Wise, President, announced on March
26.
Profit margins will
be lower in the first quarter because of
increased rates for Federal taxes on income and higher raw material
costs while selling prices were frozen for several weeks at the Jan. 25
level.
It is anticipated, however, that the 1951 first-quarter earnings
on the common stock will be reasonably close to those of a year ago.—
^
Inc.
$2,362,395
operating income—:
charges
173,
Sales
of
1.000
&
duPont
I.
Franhs
—
Bigeiow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Earnings Hold—
1,500
Fairman
1
after
—V.
1.500
1,500
500
HopwoodSaunders, Stiver & Co.—
1,000
Co.—
Townsend,
&
Kaven
De
Net
Net
500
:
„
Piper, Jaffray &
1,500
&
Dain
M.
J.
Inc.
1.000
-
Co,
&
House
Curtiss,
1.000
Corp....
Newton & Co.—_
Ler.tz,
Whittemore, President, on March 28 announced that the com¬
of \ recap talization has
become effective.
Voting trust
certificates
representing
126,780
shares or about 88%
pf the $6
preferred stock had deposited their certificates pursuant to the plan
and will receive in exchange for each such share voting
trust cer¬
28,206
29,519
F.
pany's
$17,508,181 $15,637,305
12,812,515 11,431,846
2.333,271
1,769,976
—
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
5,000
1,000
500
Corp.——
Higginson
Lee
Ripley & Co., Inc. 11,058
Estabrook & Co.——.*— 11,057
•
L.
$17,537,700 $15,665,511
:—-—
Operating revenues
Shares
Shores
•
Monday, April 2,"1951
.
Co., Berlin, N. H.—Recapitalization Effective—
Brown
1950
1951
k
Uncollectible operating revenues—
shares
Harriman
V
,
Operating revenues
several underwriters of the
to be purchased by each
of tito
names
the number of
/
follows:
/
and
stock
common
'
Month of January—
1950.
Pennsylvania—Earnings-
Telephone Co. of
Bell
development
of
stages
rying
were
.
.
C 73
.
Territories and
Volume 173 *. Number 4999
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1371)- 3
ADVERTISEMENT-
II N I T E D
ADVERTISEMENT
SI A T E S
A Review of the Year
ST E EL
the land—was the outbreak of
including
needed
to the defense of the American
for the year. At December
creates
illusions that
Commenting in
any
estimated
war
that,
quite
'issues,
and
aside
from
the
business
shifting of
is
certain
a
of
The
I
our
of
in
of
the
that
estimate
that
years
abundantly
terms of
was
followed.
In
financial
results, for example, U. S. Steel during
the five war years (1941-45) averaged a profit of only
'4.1 per cent of sales, despite an average operating rate
of 94 per cent of capacity. In the five postwar years
(1946-50) U. S. Steel averaged 6.3 per cent of sales,
despite an average operating rate of 89 per cent of
capacity. In contrast, there
World
to
earned
War
was
80
per
cent
peacetime
prior
history in which it
its sales when its oper¬
-was-no
S.
such years in
fifteen
rate
U.
year
or better; and the average for
which U. S. Steel's operating
80 per-cent or better was 13.9 per cent
was
Restoration of the prospect of
of sales.
should be
peace
our
immediate national endeavor, if this goal can be attained
without appeasement or sacrifice of fundamental prin¬
ciples. War should be undertaken only
it may
replacements
than its total
of
its
facilities,
U.
and exhaustion
wear
31, 1950, $678 million was the
to complete all authorized
required
ities had
Of this amount,
1950, $250 million of U. S. Government
aside for property
and
subsidiaries at
States
December
31, 1950,
was
ily
million
of Government securities segregated for prop¬
erty additions and replacements referred to above, $95
million of which was segregated in 1950; it also excludes
balance
of
million
$14
remaining in
war
the
fund
of
costs.
about
170 miles of river transportation are under
way.
Dock, plant and town sites have been selected and rights-
Long-term debt of U. S. Steel at December 31, 1950,
$60 million, excluding $5.8 million of bonds covered
deposits
of-way secured.
as
a
Production and
Steel for Defense
ness
mark
from
and
time
dustry produced
million
The
at
to
an
time
during the
annual, rate
of
year
more
fact
tons
Ingot
production in 1950 amounted to 31.5 million
tonnage than U. S. Steel produced in
previous year. It represented 98.2 per cent of U. S.
the
that
steel
industry
has
100 million ingot ton mark
reached
be
can
cent more than
per
was
Oliver
any
Shipments of finished steel products during the
■t
amounted
22.6
to
million
net
tons,
a
greater
year
amount
Steel's
production and shipments of steel prod¬
ucts during the pre-Korea first half of 1950 reflected
the.backlog of demand that had accumulated during
the industry-wide steel strike of the preceding October
and November. Ingot production during the first six
months of the year averaged 97.8 per cent of capacity,
but by midyear the backlog of demand had been largely
satisfied.
Before
in
decline
a
important,
the
demand
for
steel
became
Korean War started. During
the latter half of the year steel production advanced
steadily to reach a high point of over 103 per cent of
rated capacity and steel operations averaged 98.5 per
cent of capacity for the six months' period. The large
demand for steel products in the latter half of 1950
was not directly attributable to defense orders placed by
the defense establishments. Orders received by the sub¬
sidiaries from these governmental sources represented
only
however,
very
a
the
small fraction of their total sales for the
Many buyers undoubtedly sought steel, and prod¬
ucts made of steel, out of fear that such purchases
would not be possible at a later date because of scar¬
year.
cities,
the imposition of priorities and allocations.
or
Financial Results
Income for 1950
$215.5 million,
was
or a
return of 7.3
per cent on
sales, as compared with income for 1949 of
$165.9 million, or a return of 7.2 per cent on sales. Sales
for
1950
established
per
and
share
$3.55
dividends
times
the
new
world
the
combined.
steel
estimated
countries
It
is more
taxes
in
production of Russia
1950.
and
its
the
only
little
of
announcements
that
made by various mem¬
no
fixed
and to
c 7 Commerce' Sawyer given to a Congressional
Comr;7 :tee last October, the peak military requirement
occurred in 1943 and was at the rate of 53 million ingot
to
conceive how
could
war
lack
any
of
there
enemy,
or
The
any
made
the 7 per cent cumulative preferred stock
share on the common stock. All such
aggregated $117.9 million. Income for 1950
on
per
no
ucts. As
peak
group
received
this
ore
by railshipping capacity
improve and maintain schedules
provide maximum safety of operation.
Steel Prices and
was no
steel.
have
To increase Great Lakes
Pricing Methods
Between December 1949 and December 1950 U. S. Steel
military project
military re¬
quirement of 1943 is less than half of what the steel in¬
dustry's capacity is expected to be in 1952. It is difficult
that
for
normally
tional aids in order to
tary
suffered
season
carrier of the most modern types. These vessels
scheduled for completion in time for the 1952 Great
II, according to the testimony of Secre¬
tons annually. In
;
unusually short navigation
Lakes shipping season. In further improvement of these
shipping facilities, two of the vessels in U. S. Steel's
Great Lakes fleet are being re-powered. The entire fleet
has been equipped with radar and other modern
naviga¬
goal
In World War
crippling effect
stone
ingot capacity
has placed
would
are
will have been installed in this country. This will bring
the nation's steel capacity up to 118 million tons a year.
Furthermore, the steel industry
on total steel capacity.
a
'
subsidiaries of U. S. Steel have contracted for the con¬
struction of three new ore carriers and one new lime¬
industry since the outbreak of war in
indicate, that by the end of 1952 more than
tons of additional steel
ownership arid mining of ore deposits.
of this kind 'ran have
sold
water routes.
the steel
seventeen million
and will later be
tons of iron ore, including 5.6 million
by U. S. Steel to other steel producers. The
37.3 million gross tons also includes 1.5 million tons that
were shipped by rail directly from mines to steel
plants
more" than
that have been
on
an
tons
over
100 million
ingot ton
production rate has not caused the
steel industry to halt its expansion in these days when
an
adequate defense is so vital.
On the contrary,
that
Steel
37.3 million gross
Russian
Achievement
Korea
S.
on the
1950, caused by adverse weather condi¬
tions, Oliver Iron Mining Company shipped a total of
annual capacity and
bers of
Ui
Great Lakes in
orbit currently is estimated to be
half the steel production controlled
by the Axis powers in 1943.
a
ore
projects.
upon new
Despite
American
The
levied
Onerous taxes
than three
superiority
over the Communist countries in the production of im¬
portant alloy steels is vastly greater. Steel production
within
another
and foreign iron ores. A major cost in iron ore
mining
operations over which U. S. Steel has no control is the
general increase in the prices of its steel prod¬
result of concluding labor settlements at the
a
end of November
1950 with the United Steelworkers of
America
(CIO), which raised U. S. Steel's employment
costs by approximately 11 per
cent, the steel producing
subsidiaries announced increases in their prices for vari¬
ous steel
products, effective on December 1, 1950. The
of enemies,
present any real problem to this nation so far as
steel for defense is concerned.
increases varied with the many products produced, but
taken as a whole averaged
approximately 5Vz per cent.
high
record, aggregating
$2,956.4 million, or $654.7 million in excess of the fig¬
ure for 1949. "7'7'w\ 777:V77"7r 7-7- 7V'' V'
'*77(. Dividends declared for the year 1950 totaled $7.00
a
of
Company,
sponding experimental taconite milling plant are under
detailed study.
It is hoped that these experiments will
result in a product that can compete with other domestic
produced by
•
satellite
than in any previous year.
U. S.
rest
Mining
to conduct experiments on the final stages of the
taconite refining process.
Specifications for the corre¬
,iiiy 1944. It is
approximately equal to the estimated steel Capacity of
the
nego¬
used
peak wartime production of this country
capacity at the beginning of 1950.
Iron
ity of 500,000 tons of refined iron
and
of deep
industry in 1939 yrhen World War
starting. It is about 12 per cent more than the
II
Steel's rated annual
hoped that these
experimental combination sintering and nodulizing
on the Mesabi Range. It will have an annual capac¬
an
100
the American steel
net tons, a greater
was
It is
plant
nearly 90
or
points having
the cost and competitive¬
subsidiary, has started the construction in Minnesota of
tons.
passed the
ore.
several
can be concluded shortly and construction
opera¬
tions then commenced in Venezuela.
the in¬
than
of Venezuelan iron
on
being conducted with
are
on
tiations
important milestone in the history of the Amer-*
ican steel industry was reached during 1950. The indus¬
try's annual ingot capacity passed the 100 million ton
An
satisfaction to the American people in these uncertain
times. One hundred million tons of steel is 47.2 million
Shipments
Government
Venezuelan
long-range, major effects
last resort;
activate but it is not likely to profit the Amer¬
ican people.
Negotiations
the
trustees. 7 77
with
century.
one
Orinoco Mining Company was organized in 1949 to
develop and operate U. S. Steel's iron ore properties in
Venezuela. Studies of a proposed shipping route involv¬
ing about 90 miles of railroad to the Orinoco River and
was
by redemption
iron-bearing
Known
and of
Working capital at December 31, 1950, excludes the $250
the
hard
a
The raw material problem is thus primar- x
of cost, of the development of known properties,
providing facilities for efficient low-cost process¬
ing and assembling of necessary tonnages of the mate¬
rials at steel plants. 7
Corporation
$441.8 mil¬
lion, compared with $483.8 million at December 31, 1949.
originally $100 million set aside for
capable of be¬
by American steel mills. Discover^
rock containing
supplies of usable iron ore,
coal and limestone, either now developed or
subject to
future utilization, are sufficient to" produce more steel
in the years ahead than has been produced in the
past
half
Steel
is
about one-third iron.
Working Capital and Debt
y
Working capital of United
Taconite
ore.
re¬
placements.
,
use
materially to the world's known reserves. In addition,
progress is being made by persistent research into means
of utilizing the abundant domestic reserves of taconite
secur¬
additions and
owing to the business foresight of
other members of the steel industry in
ing developed for
been
been set
and
ies by U. S. Steel and others of large deposits of iron ore
in Venezuela, Labrador, Canada and Liberia have added
of
a
S. Steel
earlier years there is no foreseeable shortage of known
iron ore reserves in the ground which are
Steel's
less than 8 per cent on
ating rate
the
in
II
and
never
can
correctness
over
the end of
economy.
that
demonstrated
cold
cost
fleeting prosperity
in a disruptive
capital that
lives
Raw Materials
$307 million of defense
covered, at December 31, 1950, by
necessity permitting amortization of the
60-month period following completion. At
had
certificates
fe" result
War uncertain to cause a de¬
cannot be replaced for years
be replaced. The manage¬
ment of the United States Steel Corporation is con¬
vinced that the first requisite for the attainment of a
•lasting prosperity is peace and the prospect of enduring
peace."
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struction
<and
Other imported foreign ores could be used
It is fortunate that
and
later described.
facilities
appropriate to state
humanitarian and moral
seems
orders represent onlv
war
war
"It
in Venezuela.
excess
additions, including the new inte¬
grated steel mill at Morrisville, Pennsylvania, which is
'
reaffirms that statement:
to
more
amount
replacements
enduring prosperity.
its
Annual Report for 1939 on the influence of the war
•then unfolding in Europe, U. S. Steel asserted, and today
an
additions
$35.4 million
or
people. Its management,
entertained
for
by the plant.
contributed in the past—over the fifty years of its
existence—and will in the future contribute its utmost
never
million
Property Expenditures
has
however, has
$31
Annual Report for 1950
During 1950 U. S. Steel expended $179.3 million for
in Korea. U. S. Steel
war
CORPORATION
were
$234 million,
profits taxes.
by the Chairman
Undoubtedly the most important single development
of 1950 affecting the affairs of U. S. Steel—and, indeed,
the affairs of every single individual and company in
ADVERTISEMENT
Facilities
These price increases reflected
only the increases in
sought to meet its national defense
employment costs resulting from the labor settlements.
responsibilities by accelerating to the degree within its
They did not reflect increases in the costs of products
power its programs of modernizing and expanding facili¬
and services which U. S. Steel must purchase from others.
ties and of developing raw material sources. Since July
Such increases had already occurred during 1950 or
1, 1950, U. S. Steel's ingot capacity has been increased
might be expected to occur as a result of higher prices
by 1.8 million tons to give a total annual capacity, as of > occasioned by increased wage rates in various supplying
industries. During 1950 the increase of wholesale prices
January 1, 1951, of 33.9 million tons. Construction and
in general as measured
improvement programs now authorized will add approxi¬
by the All Commodity Index of
U.
S.
Steel
has
,
reinvested in the business amounted to $97.6 million.
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Taxes
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The return to a crisis economy has had tax conse¬
quences affecting the financial affairs of U. S. Steel.
The
81st
Congress enacted two retroactive revenue
measures. The Revenue Act of 1950, passed September
23, 1950, increased the normal and surtax rates on tax¬
able corporate income earned in 1950. The effect of this
increase
cent
its
on
U. S. Steel
Federal
was
income
to increase
tax
for
1950.
by about ten per
The
time
span
allowed for payment of the tax for 1950 and subsequent
years was
also shortened. On January 3, 1951, an Excess
Profits Tax, retroactive to January 1, 1950, was enacted.
The estimated
consequence
of these two tax laws has
been to reduce U. S. Steel's income in
lion.
The
estimated
Federal
taxes
on
1950 by $50
income
in
the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
mately 2.5 million tons more by the end of 1952. Some
of this new capacity will be in operation by December
31, 1951.
7
V
■
-7.
•The largest single increase in
capacity will be the con¬
struction of a new integrated steel mill, the Fairless
Works, on U. S. Steel's tidewater site on the Delaware
River near Morrisville, Pennsylvania. This plant will
have the capacity to produce not only 1.8 million ingot
tons of steel a year but also a wide range of finished
steel products for defense and essential civilian use,
including bars, standard pipe, hot and cold rolled sheets
and
strip, and tin plate. It is expected that the plant will
a part of the iron ore which a U. S.
subsidiary, Orinoco Mining Company, plans to mine
was
approximately
16 per cent.
>
*
During 1950 U. S. Steel continued the pricing method
adopted in 1948, following the decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States in the so-called "Cement"
of quoting prices for its steel products at the mill
shipping point, or, if desired by the customer, at de¬
livered prices reflecting the mill or shipping point price
plus full transportation charges from such shipping point
case,
'
or
to
destination.
No
final
action
occurred
in
1950
with
respect to the suggested disposition, referred to in the
Annual Report of 1949, of the proceeding brought by
mil¬
eventually utilize
the Federal Trade Commission in
1950
Steel
mately
one
hundred
steel
1947
against approxi¬
companies, including
U.
S.
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ADVERTISEMENT
basing point
involving the use of the so-called
products. -
Steel,
Government Controls
t
f
tember
dispute
approved Sep¬
In the Defense Production Act of 1950,
than
in
replace the
granted to the
Out
President in his discretion to require acceptance and per¬
of
the
a
new
1950, sweeping
8,
were
powers
by any person;
of
National
of
background
a
Labor
Relations
prohibit the accumulation of scarce ma¬
terials; to requisition privately-owned facilities; and to
establish price ceilings while at the same time stabilizing
compensation. On January
26, 1951, mandatory price and wage controls of farreaching consequences were instituted by the Govern¬
and
wages
employe
other
ment.
soft
coal
and
The
the
1948. About 6 per cent of
women.
Vf"-pk
■
the
the employes in 1950 were
As
signed
'-'KtA y '''t?'
man-hours
The corresponding amounts for 1949 were
man-hours.
million
521.1
and
Average
$925.1 million
weekly
and
hourly earnings of all employes of U. S. Steel in 1950
were $69.10 and $1.83 respectively, the highest ever en¬
joyed by U. S. Steel employes. These figures reflect only
one month of the higher wages established December 1,
1950. Weekly hours of work for all employes averaged
37.8 in
1950.
Under contract check-off
provisions, about $5 million
deducted in 1950 from the wages of union employes
for
union
dues, fees and assessments,
and transferred
union officials.
to authorized
Employes' Safety
■
companies
divisional
units
achieved an all-time low in 1950 for both frequency and,
severity of injuries. The safety.record of U. S. Steel
was superior to that of comparable industry as a whole.
Many awards for outstanding safety performance have
been
received
from National
Safety Council, U. S.
Bureau of Mines, and other organizations. A steel pro¬
ducing plant with an all-time steel plant record of more
than 6 million man-hours without a disabling injury,
and a cement plant which completed more than five
years with 5 million injury-free man-hours were among
Operating
the
1950
their
and
safety accomplishments of the operating
com¬
panies.
negotiations
amended
the
America.
of
agreement
of March
by $1.60
a
The
general and uniform change in rates of pay. This war.
under the provisions of the existing labor
contracts.
The steel producing subsidiaries agreed to
the
Union
in
advance
1950,
5,
the
of
the
Illinois
Steel
Corporation, H. C. Frick Coke Company
and United
States Coal and Coke Company. The single
resulting company is United States Steel Company.
Benjamin F. Fairless, who is President of United States
Steel
Corporation,
Company.
is also President of United States
Headquarters of United States Steel
Company will be in the new "525 William Penn Place
Building" being erected for U. S. Steel and others in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Organization of the new com¬
pany does no^ affect the other subsidiaries of United
States Steel Corporation, nor does it affect the cus¬
tomer relationships established by the operating com¬
panies that were brought together by this change.
f
Also, as of the beginning of 1951, two wholly-owned
subsidiaries, Michigan Limestone and Chemical Com¬
pany
and
Pittsburgh
Limestone
Corporation, were
brought together into one operating company. The new
operating company retained the name, Michigan Lime¬
stone and Chemical Company.
Stockholders
There
are more
United
of
<■
Steel
States
are
to be found in
Since the three for
May
the
1949,
increased
As
a
one
number
as
much
split in the
of
as
Octo¬
on
increase
common
registered
become
of the
cause
ployes in
cents
a
fifth-round
-
jjj^tock
in
wage
g^f
on
increases previously granted to em¬
other industries. The negotiations were
the
basis
of
a
general
increase
per
thereof
has ^decided
near
Directors
in that city.
Option Incentive
to
establish
stock
It is expected that these
Man
to
was
April.
y
of the
Adjustments negotiated for salaried employes
sented by the Union became effective at the
insurance
without
contemplate
modification
collective
programs
or
will
1951;
continue
conferences,
for
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,
-
;
,
S.
Steel
NBC
again
Symphony
Broadcasting Company net¬
Y
the first annual
at
.
meeting, February 17, 1902.
As this
49th Annual Report is issued to the
stockholders of U. S.
Steel, they, in
agement,
century
of service
contributing
meet
the
with the employes and the
common
an
their
to
requirements
a
application of
a
a
record
a
of
vigorously
ex¬
helping this country
It is also
nation in time of
of quiet and
record
record of
a
better steels to
ever
of
higher standard of living.
of vital service to the
a
a
It is
country.
abundant supply of
peacetime
panding population, and
to attain
man¬
take pride in having accomplished half
can
war.
record
a
It is also
persistent research and practical
growing body of knowledge about prod¬
men
machinery and thus simultaneously to
secure
heavy
to powerful
great in¬
in the output of useful products per man-hour.
creases
a
record
fine leadership
of
in securing the safety
their health and old age.
;
Throughout its history U. S. Steel has been alternately
accused
of
capacity.
being too big and
Both attitudes
were
as
having too little steel
sharply illustrated in 1950.
peacetime, being the largest unit in the steel industry,'
U. S. Steel has been
could hurl the false
a
convenient object at which critics
charge of monopoly.
In wartime its
integrated assemblage of "know-how," its efficient facili¬
a
sturdy staff
upon
pendably lean.
which defense production could de¬
In its ^arly years U. S. Steel produced
|pbout two-thirds of the nation's steel; today it produces
bout one-third.
At
a
time when it
was
producing about
c-half of the nation's steel the Supreme Court found
no
basis to support a charge of
statement
proxy
forwarded
to
Steel
in
1950
a
made greater headway than ever
better general understanding of the
people.
playing in the lives of the Ameri¬
.
No
one
knows what the years
ahead
may
hold for the
United States of America in terms of either peace
Similarly
no one
U.
S.
enterprises in which
voluntarily cooperated
the good
or war.
knows what the years may hold for any
of the nation's
and managers to
as
produce for customers
things of life.
numerous
people
stockholders, employes
an
abundance of
There is, however, no doubt that
Steel intends to the limit of its
ability to extend
into the future the service to the nation it has rendered
in
it
k
monopoly and violation of
the anti-trust laws.
the past—a
can
service in which
be forgiven for
on
its fiftieth birthday
taking great pride.
wages,
the
«-
U.
the
were
of negotiating the terms and conditions of a
new agreement, not less than
thirty days or more than
sixty days prior to January 1, 1952.
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•
the
Many copies of speeches and statements dealing with
prices and other matters of Corporation policy
distributed to people in all walks of life in every
section of the country. There also were continuing re¬
quests for various handbooks, including Steel Making in
America first published in. 1949.
This book, in great
demand by high school and college students, required
another printing.
As an important contribution to the
Department, of State's Campaign of Truth overseas, more
in
purpose
•••
in
stockholders in advance of the annual meeting.
can
con¬
the National
1950,
by
.
one
forth
before in creating
1954, so long as the
provisions now in
change. The agreements
bargaining
series
"The business of the United States Steel Corporation
for all practical purposes
began April 1, 1901
." Those
were the first words of the
Preliminary Report to Stock¬
holders of United States Steel
Corporation, submitted
have
set
U. S.
effect unchanged until October 31,
subsidiaries continue the pension
effect
cent of the
Public Information About U. S. Steel
date.
over
of
summer
concert
a
Semicentennial
;
been
constructive role it is
31,
and
Magazine among radio editors in the United
Orchestra
It is expected that options will be granted initially
to about 300 employes. The provisions of the Plan have
repre¬
same
'The basic labor agreements governing
wages and
ditions of employment will expire December
pension
per
ing.
employes not under union contract.
the
Corporation, which amount is five
number of shares of common stock at present outstand¬
made in the salaries of
were
benefit
generally
''"
,
recently
the air in the
on
ties, its steadfast and earnest cooperativeness have been
adopted at a meet-
cent,
reducing the differential between Southern ap|l. North-+
ern
rates of
pay. The
settlement was announced on
November 30, with the increases to become effective
program
Now rated
was
enhance their
and
increase of 16 cents per hour, or about 11 per
in the straight time rate. An additional general
increase of 4% cents per hour was granted by the Ten¬
nessee
Coal, Iron fc Railroad Company, thus further
shows, it
work.
In
Chicago
average
Appropriate, increases also
best dramatic
During the
sponsored
stock.
incentive, induce continuity of service
the Corporation and its stock¬
holders. The Plan provides for. the option and sale in
the aggregate of up to 1,300,000 shares of common stock
December 1, 1950.
the
radio
employes* in mines and plants, and in providing for
approved, will enable employes in the upper levels of
management of U. S. Steel to acquire a larger stock
ownership in United States Steel Corporation in order
12Vz
of
hour. In addition, the wage scale increments
between the 32 job classes were changed from 4V2 cents
to 5 cents. This change in the
increments, together with
the 12V2-cent general increase, resulted in an over-all
on
as
all
of
is
the Board of Directors on January 30, 1951, sub¬
ject to the approval of the stockholders. The Plan, if
accomplished fact be¬
an
wage
many
concluded
largely
the top ten
It
stock in
holders
The effective date will be announced later.
,
had
of
sponsorship by U. S. Steel.
of
by approximately 27,000," or 16 per cent.
Board
the Air program won additional
of
on
season
wid¬
three-tenths
common
convenience to stockholders in and
transfer facilities
*
that
were
They
employes and retired workers.
either the preferred or
cere¬
the
neared
burdens of production from the backs of
every part of America and in every walk of life.
include business and professional men and women,
of one per cent of
dedication
ucts and processes which have served to shift the
registered holders of stock
Corporation, including 239,000
The stockholders
veterans, farmers,
the site to the
on
*
than 256,000
individual holders.
contemplated
Negotiations commenced
recognized
Steel
beginning of 1951. These four companies were
States Steel Corporation of Delaware, Carnegie-
United
year.
every
fifteenth annual poll conducted by Motion Picture
Daily
brought together into a single operating company
facilities will become available to stockholders in
subsidiaries
S.
named
purpose
under
The
formerly
among
States.
the
ber 16th.
Secretariat
highlighting
Nations,
in metropolitan areas and rural
communities.
increase
to
reopening date of November 1, with the understanding
that they thereby did not waive any of their rights
contract.
the
the
The Sunday evening broadcasts have millions
of listeners
agreement
of bringing about a simplfic|tion of
corporate structure of U. S. Steel, four whollyowned Subsidiaries of United States Steel Corporation
at
^
motion
of steel framework for the UN
The Theatre Guild
Corporate Structure
were
color
picture,
fabrication
honors in its sixth
31, 1952, and thereafter unless terminated
60 days' written notice by either party.
;
the
and
the nation.
March
For
its foreign
schools, institutes and
fiftieth anniversary of its
completed to publish an illus¬
trated book commemorating a
half-century of service to
agree¬
an
U.
for Fame
a
permitted
the
As
provided that the agreement is to continue in force
upon
sound
new
incorporation, plans
day. By amendment it was
No individual stockholder holds
September 21, 1950, the United Steelwolkers of
America (CIO) served notice of its desire to negotiate
with
Workers
Mine
coal miners' wages
ows,
Steelworkers' Labor Negotiations—1950
On
meet
structures
January 18 on behalf of the major
part of the bituminous coal industry, including U. S.
Steel subsidiaries engaged in coal
mining, with the
United
available to
phase of the building project from the demolition of old
these
of
'
*
monies.
on
Steel
"
,
was
result
a
made
were
the
payroll in 1950 amounted to $1,038.3 million
worked aggregated 568.1 million.
The total
and
Retirement Fund from 20 cents
Operators Association and the United Mine Workers of
was
4
-
Building in New York, was released during the
The film depicts dramatic and
interesting scenes of
1951, negotiations with
respect to a wage increase for coal miners were under.taken between representatives of the Bituminous Coal
America.
Steel's
Building for
early part of January
ment
S.
and erection
new
ton to 30 cents per ton.
In
10,000 copies
U.
was
with the
and
in
number of men and women employed
288,265, compared with 291,163 in 1949
record peacetime employment of 296,785
March 5, 1950, by various
S. Steel subsidiaries,
again resumed.
'
of America Welfare and
until
average
during 1950
on
agreement added 70 cents per day to wages
and increased payments into the United Mine Workers
also
Employment, Hours and Wages
executed
was
producers, including U.
production was
The
per
its
steel production to defense orders and to programs de¬
clared by the Government to be essential to national
security. U. S. Steel's defense orders and essential civil¬
ian programs, as of this writing, will absorb about 23
per cent of its tonnage. Three-fifths of that tonnage will
be for defense orders, two-fifths for the programs de¬
clared to be essential by the .National Production Au¬
thority. The latter amount comprehends, of course, such
tonnage as would normally be utilized for the given pur¬
poses without their being designated as essential.
began in November to give priority in
U. S. Steel
<•
agreement
*
relating to the Corporation's aims and policies.
.
to allocate and
%'
*
out their
proceedings, court actions, and the intervention
Presidential Board of Inquiry, a new coal wage
a
"
•
Another book, The Public and
You, designed to aid
members of U. S, Steel's management team in carrying
part in public relations, was distributed to the
internal organization as a further step in
providing this
group with a prompt and regular flow of information
coal labor contract to
which had expired on June 30, 1949.
one
Board
formance of defense contracts or orders
mining of bituminous coal
early part of 1950, as the result of a
the terms of
over
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
information centers, for use in
libraries throughout the world.
Serious interruption in the
continued
s
.
.
Report Continued)
Coal Miners' Contract
'Vyv^'C
•
ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION (Annual
method in the sale of steel
.
*
.
^.
<9^
Chairman, Board of Directors
February 27,1951
Volume 173
Number 4999
4
.
The Commercial-and Financidl Chronicle
.
(1373); 5
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION (Annual
FINANCIAL SUMMARY'
- -
v.
•:; J
w^fhbut'. proportionate' increases
.-.wages
;
Report Concluded)
Ownership evidenced byPreferred
stock,-. 7 V
in prices.: The
output 0f the worker has. berenr multiplied by the owners',
Cost of
Hour's Work 1
an
provision of
y.I
Few
people
is that in wage rate
hour's work. The reason'
an
compilations there is general failure;
straight time wage rates numer-
to include with the basic,
items
ous
of
full cost of
/
of the full extent of the increase-
are aware
so-called
f
worker's
"
since the 1930's in the cost of
;•/
"•-'-greatly.
"fringe""employment costs. The
J*
The
,
output
main
of the straight time hourly
few processes
unchanged
changes
"Fringe" Increases in Pay
ment.
rate
increased
was
increases.
at other times in
in
over
output
would bring the whole
case
increase up to more than 16 cents
Hour's Work
an
that
of such
than
consume
produce
we
we
as
nation cannot have
a
able to
are
A
like
petitively
to
forcefully
the cost of
cost
of
an
On
frequently alleged that
Steel
at
the
end
cost at the end of
Steel's
published
cost
today of
amount sufficient
wage increases have
is
not true
in
U.
in
taxes
would
not
share
Taxes
completed
selling prices
three
is,
the
of
the
and
1941
Securities
because
the
.
:
i
in short,
com¬
Plant
the
The
relative
of
As compared
the
to
steel
products
had
with December 1936,
buy 50
per
cent
more
an
of the steel
;
increase
in
the
cost
of
of
a
an
hour's
steel
expended
for
That merely
a
use,
tBased
upon
1949,
12,
and
ACCOUNTS
—
of
The
Bureau
Internal
of
Revenue
has
not
Federal
of
for
Property
United
Additions
States
and
Government
added
was
Replacements.
securities
to the balance
of
was
In
segre¬
$155
million
Equipment.
the
Jess
that
exhaustion
or
Tne
consolidated
cost
plant and equipment
position represents
financial
of
thereof
This
expense.
replacement value.
which
at
amount
statement
portion
which
amount
has
does
been
not
deducted
purport
—:
as
be
to
a
.•
for
estimated
World
War
II,
Insurance Reserve.
The
subsidiary companies
for the most part,
are,
self-insurers of their assets against
lire, windstorm, marine and related
The balance of the insurance reserve is held available for ab¬
sorbing
em¬
losses
possible
in
067
and
Services
this
character,
Products
Sold.
and
other
income
of
and
considered
is
adequate
sold
services
$9,861,410 in
1950
includes
in¬
and $9,615,-
1949.
Wages
1950,
Wages
this amount.
services
other
Salaries.
and
Of
and
are
ol
this purpose.
terest, dividends and
em¬
principal
we
'
/"•
sold
accounts.
and
salaries
$1,0] 8,530,543
and
the
balance
totaled
$1,(938,298,489
included in
was
charged
was
for
costs of products
construction
to
an4
'
POSITION
31, 1930
Dec:
Wear
31, 1949
$259,291,292
,
in
$210 413,486
Exhaustion
Such
1949.
of Facilities. Wear and exhaustion of facilities
depreciation of $35,518,123 in 1950 and $22,045,743
Federal
accelerated
income
tax
213,561,506
The
189,700,000
215,376,369
166,359,550
accelerated
facilities
bad^^bts;— ;
391,109,579
fulness
372,438,543
current
rate
J
——
1,079,338,746
939,111,579
in
is
the
few
rate
about 70 per
is
not
amount
thereof
U.
Steel's
over
cent
deductible for
presently
applicable to the cost of postwar
their lives, when the economic use¬
of
years
The
is
•
-
depreciation
first
greatest.
operating
of
depreciation
purposes.-
securities, at
"""
—
and
includes accelerated
v-:
;
—
Government
Services' Bought. Products and services bought reflects
the changes during the year In inventories and deferred costs.
These
items increased during 1950 approximately $30 million. \
;•
S.
of capacity.
is
related
long-term
the
to
ot
excess
peacetime
average
The annual accelerated amount
is 10 per cent of the cost of facilities in
the year In which the expendi¬
10 per cent in the succeeding year, except that this
ratably as the operating rate may drop, no accelera¬
tion being made at 70 per cent or lower operations. • The accelerated
tures
•
made and
are
amount is reduced
Current
Liabilities
Accounts
'
-
taxes
282,157,715
depreciation Is in addition to the normal
221,225,563
325,445,653
payable
Accrued
204,913,984
the
but
deprec ation on such facilities
depreciation over, their expected lives will not exceed the
total
cost of the facilities.
Dividends payable
——
25,887,237
——
23,276,261
4.029,683
5,852,082
•.
-
Long-term debt due within
one
year
*
__i_„<
-
investments,
less
r
•
'
••
•
.
•
•
'
.
^
Government
455,267,896
483,843,683
securities
24,903,603
equipment, less
applicable
examined
14,000,000
to
future
—
*
——
Intangibles
38,090,297
33,962,322
24,818,584
1
periods.
1,356,012,954
40,370,893
depreciation
16,000,000
1,386,610,601
war
1
Total
assets less current liabilities
Deduct
2,191,665,875
;
2,101,097,815
the
Steel
ination
155,000,000
States
of
United
Steel
was
consolidated
in
-
States
of
*
.
•
Steel
•
REPORT
Corporation:
at the annual meeting of stockholders
held
statement
and
statement
made
•.
AUDITORS'
Corporation
Corporation
consolidated
the
250.000,000
Operating parts and. suppliesCosts
United
States
,
arising out of
Stockholders
As independent auditors elected
27,332,297
set
aside, at cost
and
the
To
of
estimated
—
States
637,520,293
441,818,453
*
—
losses
income
for
with
1.
1950,
financial, position
of
subsidiaries
accordance
May
on
we
the
year
generally
31, 1950, and
1950.
Our exam¬
accepted
1
circumstances.
r
In
opinion, the accompanying consolidated statement of financial
related statement of income, together with the notes
our
position
and
and
the position of United States Steel Corporation
subsidiary companies at December 31, 1950, and the results Of
thereto,
present fairly
Its
year's
opera lions
principles applied
New
61,782,446 1
auditing
standards and accordingly included such tests of the accounting records
and such other auditing procedures as we considered necessary In the
on
in conformity
a
with
generally accepted accounting
basis consistent with that of the preceding year.
PRICE WATERHOUSE
debt
have
United
of
December
at
&
CO.
York, February 27, 1951
65,944,114
Reserves
work
estimated
For
out
of
additional- costs arising
war-———
——"13,327,273
The
15,149,959
foregoing
has
been
prepared
and
is
distributed
solely
for
the
of furnishing financial and statistical information.
It is not
representation, prospectus, communication or circular in connection
purpose
For
trend which goes back to
sums
Insurance,
contingencies'and mis-
a
cellaneous expenses
101,338,154
102,390,573
U. S.
tools, together with conditions
have enabled it to pay higher
with
sale or purchase, offer of sale or purchase
other security of United' States Steel Corporation or
Amounts stated in round numbers are approxi¬
mate.
"U. S. Steel" refers to the parent corporation, its subsidiaries,
or both, as required by the context.
of
Excess
.
permitting their full
May
on
losses.
undertake;
Less
from that work
industry. The large
stock split
1
Of the
additional costs arising out of war, provided dur¬
$1,822,686 was used in 1950 to cover the higher
costs of replacing inventories depleted during the war.
This charge and
offsetting credit are included in the consolidated statement ol income.
ing
,Tc,(
Total—
.
has
$84,553,177
Reserve for Estimated Additional Costs Arising Out of War.
reserve
•
to
answer
production
Dec.
—
Long-term
the price of the
product resulting
56,135,975
■ •
.
$97,554,832
set
aside
for
property
additions and
replacements,
On
1950, additional expenditures planned for property addi¬
replacements amounted to approximately $678 million.
and
wear
be spent for pur¬
adoption of
'
Inventories
such
steelworker's hour of service is
to
beginning of the
for
Income.
on
audit
Aside
in
realizable
the
is in part a continuation
Steel
after 3
Set
acquisition
provide most of the
OF FINANCIAL
;v
cost
Steel's
of time U. S.
92,689,333
.
business———
,
25,219,677
subsequent years.
and
shown
is
pro¬
competitive
communism against which
very
Receivables, less estimated
.he produces.
over
In
•.
'
■
31,
and
tions
progressive.
and
— fv
United States
Plant
same span
/, ■
per
($3.55 per share 1950,
1949)
million
$95
previously
for
—
Miscellaneous
times
165,908,823
'Vy
income and excess profits te-x returns
It is believed that reasonable provision
has been made for any additional taxes which
may be levied.
for
full comple¬
voluntarily
For expenditures
almost
was
($7-
a
of gradually substituting ineffi¬
For property additions and replacements
1936; but in the
a
215,464,142
——V—'v'..*,,
stock
'After reclassification of various employe benefit costs.
December
upon
earning
will
1950
of
126,000,000
2,135,776,860
—25,219,677 "
shares outstanding
1950,
monopolistic government production and
Cash
lagged
S.
234,000,000
*
'
reinvested
Products
Working capital
Steel Prices
56,221,366
2,740,942,004
preferred
stock
per
2,297,316
62,665,217
income-
on
—
common
Income
governmental
acceptable
an
steelworker's hour of work to U. S.
a
only about doubled.
the
taxes
Declared
$2.15\
emergency.
tools of production.
new
Current Assets
-
United
behind price increases. This
affairs. The cost of
vs.
r
.
long-term
on
INDEPENDENT
Hour's Work
5,412,303
conse¬
skilled operators,
from
It is not
taxpayers
Total
It is
costs
„——
cumulative
On
were
their savings for tools of
prevented
-
living. By the end of 1950 the increase in the
hour's work had far outstripped the increase
an
1,822,686
——_
miscellaneous taxes
Federal
in the cost of living.
Cost of
119,661,652
—
Dividends
It is to be hoped
efficient
be
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
rapidly than did
more
143,938,940
Products and
piled by the Federal Government, based upon an aver¬
aging of prices paid by consumers for representative
items. Not only before but also after World War II the
hour's work advanced
Income
presumably arming to defend ourselves.*
of prices paid by consumers, which type of index is often
termed a "cost of living index." Such an index is com¬
an
other
local and
Total
they believe they will not be arbitrarily
for
ployment. fit
feature
The comparison most frequently made is with an index
of
The natural
dangerous
prove
that the Government
cient and
leaders
cost
a
prices, without
equitable
ployment for efficient competitive
work
they perform. Labor
often resort to such reasoning when consumers'
prices are advancing, but they quickly abandon it when
consumers' prices are declining.
and
to
it is only another way
spiral it is perhaps natural to make
comparisons between the degrees of inflation in wages
and in the prices of the things for which
wages are cus¬
tomarily spent, although it is curious reasoning that con¬
tends that people should be paid in terms of the
prices
of things they desire to buy instead of in terms of the
the
of
on wages.
could
doing.
so
the
poses
no
a
of
Steel's cost of
'945,875,532
'891,133,297
facilities——
NOTES TO
takes additional amounts
the nation if prices of goods and serv¬
ices for which income is spent are also inflated. In the
worth
"
,1,120,608,522
adjustments
and
Estimated
;
compelled
money needed
does not benefit
competitive
-of
a measure
policies of the Government
stabilization
a
But people do not spend
from this truth via the inflationary wage-price
spiral that has unfortunately beset the nation since the
beginning of World War II. Inflation of dollar incomes
of such
">39,488,383
2,171,141
State,
situation, combined with higher taxes,
a
duction except as
escape
presence
of
program
profits in
using them. There is
S.
U.
ments of tools of production and
produce. A nation cannot
better tools and greater skill in
Yet
nation's power in peace or war rests
with its labor except as it has more and
more
.906,387,149
160,850,327
in-
bought
gated from current assets and
cost
more
yield
taxes,
employe benefits
debt
and it
doubts that there have
one
will be followed in the present
contend
It is obvious that
1936.
constructive
more
a
program
Cost of Living
vs.
No
"squeeze" of corporate profits.
a
and
Cost of
'
$2,301,685,689
.1,018,530,543
security
other
services
tax
Interest
Federal
hour.
an
1949
$2,956,406,146
1
exhaustion of
income
it be concluded that the produc¬
can
War II the
direction
the
quence
of, say, 10 cents an hour in the first job rate means an
average increase of about 13 l/z cents in the straight time
hourly rate when comparable adjustments are made for
all job classifications. The second has been the failure
to recognize the increase in "fringe" costs that automat¬
ically results from such a straight time pay increase,
which in this assumed
"
costs included herein provided for
prior years, less associated Federal
in
operating the equip¬
or
and
War
permit
to
continuously changing;
are
corresponding restriction
been the failure to recognize that an announced increase
;j
imagination
In World
in
costs. The first has
on
INCOME
itiO "
steelworker's hour has tripled in that period.
^lieu of straight time wage
increase
wage
Wear
re¬
be^ attributed exclusively to the
processes
try has tripled, since
There have been two general misconceptions about the
hourly
OF
;;
1,179,380,870
and
share)
both.
an
period
social
and
surance
Products
tivity of labor and equipment together in the steel indus¬
was
effect of
'
with
measure
skill of employes. There
or
significant
a-
to
Products, too,
of the
In
or
Pensions,
.
been increases in output per man-hour, but by no stretch
only one year, U945, within the past ten
years has there failed to be an increase in employment
costs through increases in straight time rates, "fringe"
benefits
to
kinds of equipment which
or
increase in productivity.
during the period 1936 through 1950.
Part
of
the increase in "fringe"
costs automatically
resulted from the many increases in the straight time
rate.
Most of the increase since 1936 in these "fringe"
costs was, however, caused by new employe benefits
granted either at the time straight time wages were
or
difficult
with the output of today's product to
different occasions
increased
*
sold—
Employment Costs
Wages and salaries
recent years
over
is difficult to compare the output of yesterday's product
nine
on
is
effort, dependability
too
are
straight time hourly wage of U. S. Steel's average
steel mill worker for 1950 was nearly 2Vz times the rate
paid in 1936, but the "fringe" costs were eight times as
time
''
'''
Products and services
the increase in output attributable to the in¬
accuracy
The
straight
>—^$2,015,168,002 $1,917,613,170
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
'
justified in terms of increased
It
people conducting the
The
cost increase
man-hour.
per
creased
wage.
great.
is-an established
dominant factor
*
784,561,702
Total
important factor underlying
an
for U. S. Steel cannot be
exactly the same effect upon
per cent
It is
The magnitude of the
production costs and selling prices as though they were
straight time wages. The cost per employe of these
"fringe" items to U. S. Steel in 1950 averaged about 34
21
<
times;
our
;;
in price changes in the days to come.
costs; welfare fund payments; government old age
unemployment benefit taxes; workmen's compensa-^
tion payments; accident and hospital expense; reporting
time and other allowances; and, in certain mining oper¬
ations, portal-to-portal payments.
or
;. and Profits ;
of,an hour of work
j
v
>
*
$370,325,200
.Income reinvested- in
*
*
$360,231,100".' $360,"2«1,100
1,654,386,902- 1,557,332,070
-
Costs
ance
hour,
share-^,—
per
•':
par
Common-stock (26,109,756 shares)—--—
Stated
capital, r $33Va ;
•
decreased
-
Productivity
vs.
the rising prices of the past and can be a
and
an
have
-
,
Hour's Work
an
rising, cost
fact of
fifteen years. Such other costs include:
overtime, holiday and shift premiums; vacation costs; pension and insur¬
These "fringe" items have
effort
time the
business
hour's work to
an
physical
-
same
'>>'• >V
•• ~ -
Cost of
-
.
an employer includes not
only the straight time rate for time worked but many,
other costs that have been advancing rapidly in the past-
cents
hours" and
~
Atthe
and better tools.
more
cumulative;
value $100- (2,602,8)1- shares)—1.—J
of
serves
assets
•
over
liabilities
and
—;
re-'
$2,015,168,002- $1,917,613,170
any
any
any
.
present or future
stock
or
other corporation.
t"
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1374)
Corporation and
(Continued from page 2)
February—
England—Earnings—
1951
Net
1949
1948
$210,000
$168,000
$192,000
"52.843
"114,889
"4,626
16,693
"79,960
*83,325
income—
oper.
ry.
1950
$204,000
<•
Groqs from railway
Net from railway——_
"43,506
"133,354
371,000
*71,693
358,000
*139,750
382,000
"98,059
*193,003
"246,608
l
"225,171
From Jan. 1—
Net
from
Net
ry.
476,000
*23,013
railway——
from
Gross
railway———
"149,280
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
'
962.
173, p.
corporation
—
from
Net
The
Net ry.
Net
from
ry.
1,689,000
income
oper.
173,
173,
Western Carolina
&
Year Ended Doc. 31—
before
Fed.
for
Prov.
Net
per
*—\
343,920
shares outstanding
$343,272
343,920
$1.00
172, p. 1730.
—V.
made in
oper.
"All owned by
oper.
48,607
27,395
10,069
7,810
744,812
800,654
816,640
their
289,037
<
151,232
81,976
76,006
12,683
listed
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
railway
Jan.
7,517
7,260.607
12,592
501,919
173,
"42,944
325,769
income—
"Deficit.—V.
1,908,127
5,910,451
530,527
16,568
5,719,922
1,158,145
railway
585,312
income—
F.
bonds,
such
at
company
bonds
Corp..
S.
E.
A,
Details-
issue of March 26 of the public
stock, series C, at par ($100 per share) and accrued divi¬
dends. The offering was underwritten by an investment
headed by Stone & Webster Securities Corp^Fur-
ther details follow:
Co
&
$490,000
F. Hutton & Co
490,000
Bioren & Co.——
1.685,000
Brooke
&
1,685,000
815,000
Moseley & Co
Robert
Garrett
Co., Inc
V.
and accrued interest the
opposite its respective name:
Co.——
&
Sons
preferred
new
ment
teemed
in
or
will
be
net
or
applied
proceeds
to
provide
the
from
sale
Co.
815.000
160,000
—
Dec. 31—
1950
1948
1949
held
in
has called for redemption on May 1, 1951, out of
sinking fund, $164,000 of refunding and improve¬
bonds series D, due May 1,
York 8, N. Y.—V.
Street, New
173, p.
1996 at 100.
SEC
March 15 filed
360 shares of common
company
covering
on
underwriting.
share, without
improvements.
*
are
income
39,464,888
293,050
——
incl.
income
Income
'
Net
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
V
;
deductions
1951
556,633
39,683,412
40,909,349
10,299,035
—
10,676,144
8,842,638
29,007,258
32,066,711
Year Ended
INCOME
Dec. 31—
STATEMENT
1950
1948
1943
1949
1950
Operating revenues
392,703,367 366,338,965 370,832,235
Operating revenue expenses.
From Jan. 1—
Net
portion
a
of
the
present and contemplated construction program of the company.
March, 1951, the company issued and sold 80,000 shares of*its
common stock
and the entire proceeds from the sale of said common
stock in the amount of $1,600,000 will al60 be applied to provide a
portion of the funds required for said construction program.
In
the construction
Sabrooke
PROGRAM—The
of
to
company is presently engaged in
30,000-kilowatt turbine generator addition to its
the
Rockford
area
and
an
extension
to
the
a
in
Station
building
this
house
estimated that the
—V.
ferred
new
and
addition
equipment
and essential auxiliaries.
unit will be placed in service in 1952 at
that
the
proceeds
referred
from
to
the
sale
the
of
will
be
series
27/8%
series
GIVING
due
due
bank
through
EFFECT
loans
cum.
cum.
a
new
It is expected
and
1977
the
from
339,463,979 317,184,832 321,545,417
—_
Net
—V.
Common
stock
"Additional
2,500,000
"
stock,
stock,
($15
of
B
series
any
of
25,000 shs.
640,000 shs.
of
or
each has
in
series, may be
the indenture, without
names of the
principal underwriters of the
preferred stock and the respective amounts which
severally agreed to purchase,
are
&
Webster
Allen
&
A.
Allyn
C.
Robert W.
—V.
and
Central
Republic
Paul
Davis
3,100
Co..,—„_
Fulton, Reid & Co
Harris, Hall & Co.
Co., Inc.— 3,100
Baird &
Co., Inc. 2,000
The
Illinois
&
(Inc.i
Co.
Co
from
from
ry.
gross
Common
Common
dividends
shares
(Inc.)..
—
3,100
Net ry.
1,500
from
800,000
800,000
$2.98
from
ry.
a
cates
The
of
a
common
of interest
share
Offer, etc.
share.
a
share
preferred
The
offer
will be issued in lieu
of
Central Louisiana
stock
expires
of
on
of fractional
Cental Louisiana Electr.c Co. has also
Central
April
com¬
^Louisiana
3.
Certifi¬
shares.
registered with the SEC
35,497 shares of its- common stock which may be offered
for subscription by common stockholders
within 120 days after the
closing of the exchange offer.—V. 173, p. 1170.
an
surplus
additional
—
174,993,927
246,718,840
163,552,590
174,999,927
223,731,040
163,552,590
2,900,000
102,622,223
206.442
107,983
.51,661'
710,960
224,566
•
180,917
518,357
146,641
...—
...
——
payable
(current)
——...—__
taxes
int., wages
deposits
——:
and
—
payable
Mortgage bonds matured Dec. 1,
Other
liabilities
for
Reserves
for
487,766,100
12,000,000
17,844,858
1950——
deferred credits..
26,100,686
6,878,139
5,258,635
2,394,149
6,701,049
6,390,121
2,394,149
7,790,000
———
3,073,941
injuries
3,914,390
of
utility
plant—
and damages—
reserves
3,324,705|
247,277,017
7,124,322
3,730,452
1,603,808,225
and
depreciation
Miscellaneous
121,085,860
471,023,300
69,127,000
23,073,209
30,760,212
—
other current liab.
Dividend
2,237,471
462.145
1,894,750
1,976,115
par)
Customers
$1,067,867
221,440
(no
—
to banks
payable
Reserves
1,502,249,239
274,832,416
7,110,617
126,567
*41,699
1
Total
173, p. 963.
plant acquisition adjustments or comparable items in¬
approximately $9,000,000.
{Represented by 13,771,831
shares.
^Represented by 12,164,059 shares in 1950 and 11,484,547
shares in 1949.—V. 173, p. 1171.
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
1950
1949
1948
$161,250
55,270
$230,383
92,815
$221,437
88,673
54,171
19,523
46,596
46,911
543,099
338,548
461,099
450,957
proposed
111,233
192,929
94,603
204,487
proceeds
100,691
V.
96,257
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. Co.—Bids May 14—"
The
railway-
railway
oper.
218,709
;
97,755
ncome
*'.•■'■•V;
42,370
Provision
for
•'
,
Dec. 30/50
taxes
173,
Net
profit
$1,650,000
-
705,000
$660,000
_
share.._—
"Earnings per common
♦The
p.
comparative
$945,000
stock dividends
which
were
—:
are
per share of
calculated on the
outstanding
at
the
end
after
stock
common
both
periods.—V.
2378.
.27
/
February—
from railway
from
172,
•'
1951
V
railway
•
railway..
Net ry. oper. income.._
-V.
173, p. 963.
1949
.
*1948 :
$150,624
27,268
16,801
'$150,646
36,475
17,075
307,838
312.094
297.541
74,465
50,784
57,499
37,132
21,630
31,1-35
60,028
30,094
-
-
:
"
The
award of the issue at competitive sale March
bids,
:
all
Consumers
first
Power
mortgage
$8,000,000
temporary
struction;
to
for
the
Co.,
bonds
provide
of
together with other funds
will be used to redeem all of the $5,300,000
Michigan Public Service Co.; to pay off
bank loans incurred to provide funds for .con¬
funds for acquisit'ons and improvements, and
corporation's construction program.
1910, is engaged entirely in the
Michigan, in the generation, distribution and sale of electricity
and townships, including rural areas; in the pur¬
chase and distribution of natural gas in 265 communities and .town¬
ships; and in. the production and sale of propane gas in the town
BUSINESS—Company, organized in
.
from
from
,
31,632
13,228
351,736
ry. oper, income.— From Jan. 1—
Net
.
$157,364
21,623
6,914
Net
Gross
1950
used
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the financing,
of
$153,632
railway.
v
date to receive bids for the
sinking fund debentures, the
to finance plant construction,—«
the
for a 3V8%
coupon,
were
received as follows:
Morgan Stanley & Co, at 100.69; First Boston Corp. and Harriman
Ripley & Co. (jointly) at 100.43999; and. White Weld & Co, and Shields.
& Co. (jointly) at 100.0391.
I
Gross
as
25-year
bid of 100.80467%.
on a
Other
pre^
Columbus & Greenville Ry.—Earnings—
Net
14
p. 659.
group won
654,311 shares of- common
of
May
series due 1981, at 101.467% plus accrued interest.
$1.22
$0.79
earnings
set
ing group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., on March
29 offered $40,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
3Vs%
Dec-31/49
500,000
/
has
issue of $50,000,00c
of which are to be
Consumers Power Co.—Bonds Offered—An underwrit¬
$1,160,000
;
(est.)
company
v
Corp.'(& Subs.)—Earnings—
___•
Federal
of
cluded therein
$256,092
income
173, p. 963.
ferred
of
1,502,249,239
par)..
surplus—special
Accrued
1
$1,038,983
$970,690
' 299,919
( 95,874
(no
Accrued
1948
1949
1950.
501,606
I
basis of 4/lGths of
l/25th
each Gulf
1,603,808,225
:—
s'ock
preferred
'.Long-term debt
Notes
Columbia Pictures
1,760,000
-
Co., Inc., on
5,229,607
795,990
—
surplus—special
Earned
1,023,060
26 Weeks Ended—
$3.01
outstanding—/—.,——
35,400,507
5,531,122
2,378,937
—
—
Earned
1,217,450
681,640
railway.—
oper.
from
—V.
$2,911,118
common share—
46,382,564
assets...
—
'
cumulative
t$5
From Jan. 1—
1949
$2,881,685
501,606
1,760,000
——_I
——II——
29,406,185
construction
cost——:
average
(iCommon stock
3,310.372
896,209
746,659
Colorado & Wyoming
Net
Tile company is offering 21,480 of its shares of
4.5% preferred stock
(par $100) and 214,800 shares of its common stock
(par $10) in ex¬
change for 537,000 shares of common stock of Gulf Public Service
and
2,757,625
919,277
February—
from railway
stock
mon
2,613,928
1,929,593
2,425,220
at
1,000,000
34,072,934
)
(incl.
LIABILITIES—
——
paid—
paid
1170.
•
963.
"Deficit.—V.
Net
Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc.—Exch.
for
496,875
2,035,714
income—
railway.
Net from railway..
Net ry. oper. income
2.000
1950
„
dividends
173, p.
336,441
4,179,080
railway
Gross
Co.—Earnings—
—
Earnings per
—V.
240,150
Operating profit
profit
Preferred
588,620
Unearned
from
Gross
$19,917,384 $17,888,333
Profit before income
taxes.—.—„
5,284,485
4,609,418
Provision for Federal income taxes
—1—
2,402,800
1,-698,300
Net
$1,558,212
452,684
915,172
inqome—-
$1,330,179
320,935
33,158,567
1,498,454
(net)—
supplies
charges
Total
1943
1949
,
$1,095,734
980.330
6,757,191
25,656,995
—
Prepayments and other current
From Jan. 1—
Gross
revenue—
1950
$2,065,625
'
6,429,338
_—
•
February—
'
1 1951 f Gross from railway.:
$1,191,266
Net from railway
348,929
Net ry. oper. income.._
106,351'
Net
Total
and
RR.—Earnings—
$
4,104,742
■
investments
receivable
materials),
166, p. 1352.
1949
1,381,396,450
4,222,310
cost"
accounts
^
Deferred
railway
173, p.
fund
and
Materials
above.- -V.
31
1,477,575,571
expense.;
Investment
1—
oper.
1,500
Co.—..."
Year Ended Dec. 31—
stock
Cash
Co.—Acquired—
1951.
oper
Net
3,100
173, p. 1270.
Central Illinois Light
-
DEC.
"Except for
5,600
H.
$3.06
& Foundry Co.
railway.—
Jan.
Net
Shares
Securities
Corp.
$2.11
"original
Temporary cash
railway
$2.31
SHEET,
C
at
Capital
255,000
$1.36»
follows:
as
Shares
£tone
ry.
From
other
UNDERWRITERS—The
new
from
$2.22
EALANCE
1950
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
725,000 shs.
series
issued, subject to the restrictions contained
limit as to aggregate principal amount.
25,000 shares of
from
Net
36,824,880
$2.44
plant
Accounts
10,000 shs.
25,000 shs.
C
said
255,000
—
February—
Gross
12,640,413
35,017,367
ASSETS—
1343.
Clinchfield
49,465,293
14,515,928
share
"Utility
$347,456
$782,121
255,000
share
per
American Machine
See
—V.
30,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
value >_„
par
bonds
series
225,230
49,533,295
39,206,625
...
CONSOLIDATED
Accounts
3,000,000
30,000 shs.
510,700
$539,672
Cleveland Welding
990,000
$3,000,000
492.460
1
14,174,091
572,686
taxes
■
49,286,818
178,475
53,380,716
__
income
per
„
49,154,133
379,162
income"
deductions
Earnings
1348
1,292,821
income
172, p.
1949
1950
1,032,132
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings
Net
f
,
141,328
53,239,388
—
income
Gross
$14,563,643 $16,353,459 $17,579,325
taxes—_
Provision for income
FINANCING
"
A—
income
pre¬
Outstanding
$13,860,000
*
1975
pfd.
pfd.
1,922,108
Non-operating
Income
etc.——.:—
before
Gross
Authorized
skg. fd. debs, due 1969
Preferred stock ($100 par value—
4.10%
cum.
pfd. stock, series
4.75%
PRESENT
TO
3Vt%
4.10%
7,996,567
<3,130,373
37,386,533
11,275,824
4,848,232
33,118,309
6,449,876
563.
p.
sales,
Net
provided
First mortgage bonds—
3% series due 1975_
2%%
income...
31,315,149
It is
total
cperations of the company.
CAPITALIZATION
railway
oper.
173,
Profit
above, approximately $3,200,000
will be needed for the 1951 program.
funds
funds
such
to
stocks
common
of additional
41,197,043
13,240,132
5,623,645
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
approximately $5,700,000 of which $545,666 was expended In
1950.
It is presently estimated that the total construction program of
the company
will involve expenditures in the next three years of
approximately $15,300,000, of which $7,300,000 is to be spent in 1951.
Therefore, in
railway
Operating income
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co.—Earnings—
of
cost
from
Net ry.
the
CONSTRUCTION
from
Gross
40,352,716
29,458,903
._
income
CONSOLIDATED
'
1948
Gross from railway
$19,827,164 $15,139,271 $16,588,121 $18,321,633
Net from railway—
6,220,957
4,045,694
3,861,653
5,453,122
Net ry. oper. income.—
2,738,271
1,673,130
1,370,642
2,327,634
February—
1,001,000
dividends
subsidiary company.;
a
Gross
38,682,412
39,757,938
income
plant
used for
be
to
279,520,891
,
Operating
letter of notification with the
stock to be offered at $100 pa
'
.
291,794,198 275,590,054
expenses
Pay-
1274.
a
proceeds
The
331,259,086 314,272,466 319,873,537
revenues
Operating revenue
the
mortgage 3Vs %
{1}
^
Operating
Non-oper.
the new preferred
funds required for
of
215,000
215,000
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Earnings-
thereon.
arrears
PROCEEDS—The
stock
all
215,000
215,000
173, p. 859.
Redemption—
company
Wall
23
stock
company,
490,000
Hailowell, Sulzberger &
.
will be subject to redemption at the
in part, at $103 per share if redeemed
on or prior to Jan.
1, 1956, and at $102 per share if redeemed there¬
after and on or prior to Jan. 1, 1961, and at $101 per share if re¬
deemed after Jan.
1, 1961, in each case together with all dividends
The
option of the
98.64%' of
at
Johnson, Lemon & Co.
Biddle, Whelen & Co...
1,685,000
Weeden Ac
1,658,389
*235,830
series
Ira Haupt & Co
offering of 25,000 shares of 4.75% cumulative preferred
group
«
price
forth
set
Securities
Chester Telephone Co., Chester, S. C.—Files With SEC
our
the
R. S. Dickson & Co. Inc.
•
Partial
This
962.
made in
'
3Ve%
$1,868,000
C. Allyn and Co., Inc.
1,685,000
American
9,919
Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co.—Further
was
mortgage
from
Yea.' Ended
The
Mention
first
of
Parsons
13,668,762
5,973,932"
*82,333 shs,
Co.
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
"1,506,071
*1,720,715
5,507,370
2,652,201
Outstanding
$12,728,000
116,000 shs.
amount, together with accrued interest thereon from
1951, to date of delivery, to the several firms cr corporations
below, each of which has agreed, severally and not jointly, to
from
p.
FINANCING
*
monies
railway-
oper.
ry.
91,714
NEW
TO
1,
amount of the
A.
1951—2 Mos.—1950
"Deficit.-
290.506
1—
from
from
Net
464,265
._
income—
oper.
EFFECT
due 1976. $12,728,000
Pennsylvania RR.
Union Securities
52,055
1951—Month—1950
.
current
Further Details—Mention
—
GIVING
purchase
$24,696,731 $13,652,790 $52,866,149 $34,000,533
19,189,361
15,158,861
39,197,387 32,342,144
oper.
ry.
oper.
the
and
principal
March
128,136
142,473
expenses.
from
$1,560,062
$1,347,382
1950,
31,
UNDERWRITERS—The company has agreed, subject to authorization:
the Interstate Commerce Commission, to sell the entire issue of
$12,728,000
1948
60,954
1,'010.091
revenue—
ry.
Dec.
issue of Feb.
our
CAPITALIZATION
902",970'
$2
$2,838,184
214,982
"42,628
$2,800,024
278,492
at
379.
p.
mtge. 3'/8% bds., ser. A,
Capital stock (par $50)
$387,370
47,115
70,803
Period End. Feb. 23—
1948
-1949
1950
1951
$3,507,686
railway-
from
172,
Corp.
Ry.
Net
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
February-
$4,840,000
1st
See also
Gross
inc.
————
was
5.1-to-l.—V.
was
Canadian
26, 1951 of the offering of
$12,728,000 first mortgage 3Vs% bonds, series A, due
March 1, 1976 at 99.569% and accrued interest. Further
962.
p.
rev.
and
...
capital
!
*
.
——_
Connecting Railway Co.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Federal
for
1949
1950
....
taxes..:
principal
Ry.
■
ratio
—/
1949
$384,414
(
$20,647,755 $21,030,168
2,217,382
2,545,062
taxes j
870,000
985,000
„
income
profit
Working
by
1950
income.—
oper.
173,
Ry.—Earnings
$358,795
income
railway...
railway
from
_•
$1.73
share-—-.
common
-
Net
1,536,000
176,917
"41,854
149,099
from
ry.
—
before
Provision
1—
Jan.
Net
1,551,000
202,160
3,832
1951
railway
oper.
Net
$9,361,551
561,072L
217,800
————-
taxes—_
$594,125
profit —
capital
Common
Earnings
1949
1950
.
revenues
income
ry.
Gross
$14,068,772
1,160,125
income and excess'profits taxes
566,000
sales—Total
Profit
from
From
Caspers Tin Plate Co. (& Subs.)— Earnings-
sales
Profit
140,224
30,662
$517,101
February—
from railway
Net
1170.
p.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
962.
p.
Gross
Net
—v.
222,863
11,661
railway..—.
company
tures.—V.
Net
1,476,000
162,165
"57,845
.'
*
•
details follow:
2,008
,
,
'
Authorized
railway
Charleston
recently announced that the sinking fund payment of
due May 1, 1951 on the two series of debentures will be meti;
debentures and $443,500 of 4% deben¬
*56,712
173,
■;
Conde Nast Publications Inc.—Earnings—
-1948
$804,000
•
Co.—Acquisition
of Nelsonvllle, Ohio, sold its municipal electric
auction to this company.
There were no other
p. 758.
city
1—
from
Gross
"65,310
I 1949
$765,000
94,560
the
public
at
bidders.—V.
„
1950
$705,000
52,183
income—
oper.
From Jan.
Payment—
the form of $129,000 of 3!/2%
in
Inc.—Earnings—
* 1951
$795,000
50,576
—
railway
"Deficit.—V.
$500,000
system
was
Net
1270.
Capital Airlines, Inc.—Sinking Fund
an
Central Vermont Ry.
'February—
from railway
See details in V. 173, p.
filed
has
Gross
Offering Oversubscribed —
The offering made March 20 of 170,000 shares of common
stock at $11.121/2 per share was oversubscribed. .White,
Weld & Co. headed the group underwriting this issue.
Ltd.
Prospect
Canadian
Recently
application with the SEC with respect
proposed amendments to its articles of incorporation designed (1)
to increase its
authorized capital stock from 8,000,000 shares of $5
par common stock to 10,000,000 shares of $5 par common stock; and
(2) to limit the present preemptive rights of its common stockholders
so as to permit the sale for cash of shares of
common stock either by
means of a public offering or to or through underwriters or investment
bankers for resale to the public.
The affirmative vote of the holders of a majority of the outstanding
common stock is required for the adoption of such amendments;
and
the company proposes to solicit proxies from its common stockholders
to vote
upon
the proposal - at its May 15,
1951, annual meeting.
Central
may
retain
the
services of Dudley King, t a professional
solicitor, to assist in the solicitation of proxies.
"
:
'
The SEC has given interested persons until April 2, 1951, to request
a hearing upon the application.—V. 173, p.
117p.:;^,.^>>^'-:y';i::!/>l^:;.;!'
The
to
Investment News
Canadian National Lines in New
Columbus & Southern Ohio. Electric
Financing—
Central & South West Corp.—Plans
General
Monday, April 2, 1951
...
State of
in 1,455 communities
Volume 173
of Manifetee.
Gross
Number 4999
Population Of the terirtory served approximates 2,960,000.
during
revenues
$23,286,500;
and
totaled
1950
$114,350,814;
$10,004,340.
income
net
/
„
"
CONSTRUCTION
.
to
make
to
capital
Dec.
31,
PROGRAM—The
1951
in
amount
an
has made and proposes
additions from Jan. 1, 1951
approximately $48,800,000.
Among
company
for property
expenditures
of
'
the
projects
imately
included
$17,400,000
The
erating plant
in
the
of
Lake
on
construction
this
Justin
new
Erie
which
on
of
corner
*
>
(March 23
on
1950
company's
dividends
received
General
from
Motors
Du Pont spent for research. In
;
facilities,
amendment.
Proceeds of the financing will be applied, to the extent of $9,000,000,"
the
to
gen¬
company
total
a
of $38,000,000,
Corp.
/'
reduction
company's current indebtedness to banks;
capital.—V. 173, p. 1171.
the
of
STATEMENT
CONSOLIDATED
OF
and
added to working
the balance will be
INCOME
FOR
with
in
transmission
installation of
initial
an
two
1950
1949
$
the State Of
.
scheduled
units,
of 85,000 kilowatts capacity each,
1952,
lines
and
is
substations,
for cou¬
with related
which,
estimated
to
Calendar
$32,185,000,
cost
and
expended
unit is scheduled for completion in
early 1954, of
106,000 kilowatts capacity, which, with related substation extensions,"
transmission lines and connections to the existing system, is • st'mated
to cost $17,275,000, of which approximately $50,000 is to be expended
in 1951', approximately $6,000,000 in 1952 and the remainder in en¬
Net
suing years.
Preferred
which
of
approximately
approximately
in
1951.
is
It
$5,000,000
expended
was
additional
$16,675 G00
has
been
to
be
prior
to
is
or
1951
that
expected
EFFECT
on
common
$
27/8%
series
due
1975
27/s %
series
due
1977.
3'/o%
series
due
1981
Cimmon
stock
$113,825 000
*
•
25,000.000
*
'.
40,000,000
<without par value)—
Notes
Trust
Co.,
as
increasing
and
the
in
in
Halsey,
advances
Stuart
&
of
the
principal
<fc
Wm.
Mericka
Co.
J.
inc.
150,000
Coe
&
—
E.
M..
Newton
Otis
Pacific
Ball, Burge & Kraus
500,000
Patterson,
Becker
G.
&
Inc.
Co.
100.000
1 ,500,000
oi
C.
Bradford
Bvrd
Brothers
J.
&
Co.™
Total
Prov.
Peters,
Wm.
300.000
Net
ry.
&
111
income
taxes
&
applicable
of
'•>'
150 000
from
Net
ry.
—V.
:
■
'
'
railway-.—
income—
964.1
3,655;192.
p.
:
1,805,735
.
Net income
/
1,351,030
631,758
resulting
shares
price
of
under
200.000
250 030
Reinboldt
200.000
The
,i—
Co., Inc.
stockholders
The
subscribe
150,000
"Davis.
"Dick
Skaggs
&
Merle-Smith
&
;
&
Co.___.__—,
Clement A. Evans &
Rothschild
F.
103,000
103,000
■
Scott.
Horner
Co..
on
of
March
record
before
or
April
for
26
Subscribe—
1,500,000
&
&
150,000
250,000
'Foster
Gregory L Son, 7nc
Hallgart'n & Co
Harley,
'&
Haydon
.iii, .;
Scott &
300 000
Marshall—___
&
Seasongood
Mayer___
200,000
200,000
750,000
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
/'15O,OG0
Haunt
&
Co.—
Heller,. Bruce
$3.50
series
^__
—
Bond
Walter
and
•
Share Corp
Johnson,
Co.,
dividends————
are to be given the right to
additional capital stock at par
30
A.
203.000
Ta'-lor
&
Co-.——
M; K dder & Co
Wheelock
C.
Accounts
:■
co.
173, p.
F.
1,500,030
—
—V.
Yantis
S.
&
100,000
securities
The
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
!
■
-
$1,604,297
813,177
634,136
195,499
434,369
350,307
$
before
Federal
taxes
income
$
$
$
155,182,652
sales
Profit
154,299,443
161,2-8,774
2,759,184
3,228,527
2,761,619
1,081,291
1,666,671
525,606
898,099
1,216,419
670,055
its
8,933,196
3,395,000
12,538,101
4,865,000
taxes
4,095,000
/
income
5,673,516
5,543,196
7,673,101
5,551,559
1,394,663
1,394,662
1,394,663
1,720,686
1,236,744
1,613,143
253,575
253,575
253,575
253,575
$3.97
$3.86
$5.84
—V.
172,
p.
covering
.70,000 shares
on
March
15
shares
160,000
Crossett Lumber
of
filed
$36,167,061 $18,751,472 $71,672,174 $39,202,922
21,000,000
7,517,000
39,400,000
16,470,0^0
Droceeds
*
are
to
corporate
CAPITALIZATION
be
added
to
Crossett's
GIVING
general funds
>
EFFECT
TO
'
PRESENT
Capital
stock
(par
$51——
c
Net
used
/
shares
Earnings
per
BUSINESS—The corporation, incorporated in Arkansas May 6, 1899,
engaged in the manufacture of forest products.
Its principal hold¬
ings located in and around Crossett, Ark., consist of a complete sawmill
plar.t and a Kraft paper mill.
In addition, the company owns timber
lands
in
timber
Southeastern
lands
Three
in
Northeastern
hold
trustees
Lumber Co.
all
Arkansas,
of
for
the
and,
through
affiliate,
an
Louisiana.
benefit
of
the
stockholders
of
Crossett
the
outstanding shares of Crossett Timber & Devel¬
opment Co., Inc.
Latter owns all of the outstanding capita' stock of
Crossett Chemical Co:—V. 173, p. 964.
*
Crystal Oil Refining Corp.—Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1950
ancl
of
sale
-
-
.
*
wing
helicopters, and
*
4'-',
,v.
•
'
!
.
taxes
—
outstanding—p.—-—
———
-
and
P.
1,112,500
$0.07
1,112,500
$0.69
No.
of
alter
preferred
per
—V.
171, p.
taxes
shares
nreferred
and
charges
outstanding
$75,994
25,036
share
848.
1
.
25,035
*
$4.77
$3.04
du Pont de
Nemours &
Co.
(Inc.)
—
record
;
placed
year
of
m
the last five years.
35%, of the company's 1950 sales
since 1945, the report said.
were
earnings
all"
$6.59,
of the
incerase in
dollar sales, the report em¬
to the greater physical volume ol goods produced.
1950 applicable to each share of common stock
compared
with
$4.52
in
1949.
Common
stock
dividends
Si""h
construction program for the years 1951 and IS'3
of 1953 for the steam-electric generating plants) i:
approximately $83,200,000 for the electric systr-i
for
transportation
the
v"v
and
water
sales
Net
incoipe
Corp.—Earnings—
Federal
for
shares
Earnings
per
♦Loss.—V.
—
taxes
—-
income
taxes.
—1
income
—
—
172, p. 2479.
Eastern Utilities
1950
194)
$22,024,064 $12,057 " 9
2,301,S40
MOS./O)
1,1/0,000
Ci-154,^')
$1,131,940
-
outstanding
share.—;
173,
'
—
Profit before
systems.—V.
■
Eastern Stainless Steel
-
in
th?
with
cost
$2,000,000
Capital
1949.
"Substantially
phasized, was due
Total
or
part
to
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Previous
operation
statements
The stock offering is not underwritten.
1274,
Net
report,
$460,000,000,
registration
company's
estimated
1951
1950
$21,499,827 $14,735,361
820,437
130,285
.
filed
on March
22
$35,000,000 first
proceeds of the financing is estimated at $44,310,000.
will be used for the purpose of financing in part the
(including
were from
Totai sales
for
the
year
hit a -new record high
of $1,297,000,000.
That was
-$272,000,000, or 25%, higher than the sales figure for the previous
About
•
com¬
construction program.
The proceeds in respect of the bCEtk:
may also be used for the purpose of reimbursing in part the treaou • j
of the company for construction expenditures subsequent to Dec.
1S50, including the payment/of any bank borrowings for construct! n
purposes pending permanent financing.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
comriion share
"annual
1,973,663,082 1,748,675,5 3
pany's
to pay for research in the rotary
spent almost $550,000,000 in
facilities
1949
$119,544
,
Net income
its
100,000'"))
'
company
covering
Net
distributed this year to more than 125,000
stockholders, the company measured in concrete terms the significance
to it and the nation of a construction
program upon which
it na3
In
623,74
—
provided.
Production Records Surpassed—
..
224,168 *))
-—
Provision
adjacent
:
proceeds
is
(E. I.)
225,156,620
——
and refunding mortgage bonds, serio 5
common stock (Without par value).
for public sale at competitive bidding.
The stock is to be offered for subscription at $75 por share by storkholders of record April 6,- 1951, on the basis of one new share for
each
10
shares
then
held.
Additional
subscription privileges ar-i
Placed—The company
31, 1951, the consolidated backlog was $51,884,000 as com¬
pared with $41,626,000 at the end of the previous month and with
$23,216,000 at the end of January, 1950.—V. 173, p. 964.
1,124,680 shs.
168,885,000
100,000,000
168,885 V5
—
_.—
756,860,737
!!
!„_—-!
173, p. 659.
The
Jan.
Oh
/.
/
due 1981, and 126,255 shares of
The bonds are to be' offered
filed a registration statement with the
shares, without underwriting.—V. 171,
'
"
——
after
income
Common
costs—
contingencies—_
/.:"'
Total
—V.
*
„
proceeds are to be used
sales
Net
——
stock
Surplus
The
Outstanding
1,280,000 shs.
k
1
Dresser Industries, Inc.
FINANCING
Authorized
March 28
on
Quarter Ended Jan. 31—
and
series
>•
series—
$3.50
SEC
field, for the design, construction, test
for
working capital.—V. 173, p. 1274.
•••-.
"
$4.50
Common
privately with individuals 10,000 snares
capital stock (par $1) at $5 per share through Cohu
Company.
: i:"
r;1'1
&
8,356,825
*
20,900.99)
31,253 3/7
in March placed
of
3,800,000
20,900,000
31,927,674
"
,
Doman Helicopters, Inc.—Stock
L
11.370,563
17.054,757
pensions
stock:
Preferred
San Francisco, Calif.—Registers
Cox Fund,
&
company
The
purposes.
•
27,575,717
444,097 f1!
for
J Duke Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
p.. 2096."
Offered—
on
2479.
p.
one
—•
(exclusive of certain
funds held by trustee of pension trusts) "
31,193,215
Reserves for depreciation and obsolescence—
502,054,449
$15,167,061 $11,234,472 $32,272,174 $22,732,922
____—
covering 25,000 beneficial
SEC
of the company's stock to the general public.
general
172,
The
letter of notification
a
March 22 publicly offered
to residents of the States of Arkansas, Louisiana and
Tennessee 5,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) at
$21.50 per share. This constitutes the first offering of
The
profit
with sec.—
common
Co., Crossett, Ark.—Stock
Equitable Securities Corp.
any
profs,
exc.
Dodge
corporat'on
SEC
for
-V.
Okla.—Files With SEC—
with the
stock (par $1), of which
are to be issued to repay loans made to the corporation
by stockholders anri 90,000 shares are t;i be offered privately ana
personally to
business
associates of
present
stockholders at $2.50
per share, without underwriting
The oroceedi are to be used to pay
for new equipment and development costs.—V.
164, p. 1591.
The
Net
2125.
Coronado Mines, Inc., Tulsa,
,
&
24,832,539
fund—unawarded balance—
bonus
Provision
1951—6 Mob.—1950
$3.86
Common
;
taxes
1,075,429
shares outstdg.
Earnings per com. share
chgs.
Inc.
33,464,700
30,033,152
33,018,339
—^
liab:lities___—
L
:
!"'■"'/!
■
50,013,138
32,799,153
,
—!v:
awarded In cash—payable beyond
Bonus
•
Subs.)—Earnings—
1.394,662
Common
"■ !*
/!.■/
—__——!
——
—
accrued
Other
.
and
•
dividends paid
dividends paid
payable:
'
construction
1951—3 Mos.—1950
6,761,217
1,973,663,082 1,748,679,573
"
excessive
Prof, after all oper.
Net
Preferred
7,012,529
(10,-
Corp.
insurance
Feriod End. Jan. 31—
23,216,990
18,419,156
40,420,923
st,ock)_„___—I 410,000,000 s: 343,500,000
for
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd. (&
18,255,532
11,310,537
for
9,036,559
3,485,000
."
42,168,864
etc,
Motors
common
Miscellaneous
Specialties
Rubber
139,348,385
866,483,966
'
„•
,
—
General
in
shares
LIABILITIES—
;.,V year.
Class B
industrial rubber
,
156,038,445
963,703,223
:
investment—!--^
trademarks,
Reserves
now
71,725,031
!
-
.
71,293,924
5,276,735
L_:
and
charges
Trade
that
not'wholly
Reserves
150.234,571
9,768,516
._
!„
patents,
Accounts
.
Net
!—!_!——_
(at approximate cost)
gloves for
is
,
6,596,812
Total
$1,450,153
429,047
on March 23
announced
manufacturing specialized
company
.
•
$1,264,523
■'
railway_a__
.
——
properties
securities
Deferred
.-,89,247,446
——
i__
owned
Goodwill,
the
Dec. 27/47
Dec. 25,'48
Dec. 31,'49
1—
1948
162,228,246
I
%■
——112,548,788
Securities of contcolled companies
Other
-
$
1
(at cost or- less, not in excess of
and
000,000
1949
1950
•$
Ut S. Air Force and other governmental services, under contract to
Miller' Froducts Co., New York.—V.' 173, p. 1171.
/
:
Division
52 Wks. Fnd. 53 Wks. End. —52 Weeks Ended
Dec. 30/50
-
receivable: "
reserve
market)'"
Plants
Earnings—
1949
1950
-
'
and notes
Miscellaneous
/
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—Gov't Contract—
/
756,860,737 623,741,583
—-
SHEET/ DEC.* 31
•
less
Inventories
300,000
Co., Inc,
1274.
Continental Bakin? Co.
income..—
oper.
Jan.
3,468,634
Net from
railway—
1,636,654
Net ry. oper. income—„
671,574;
—V. 173, pp. 564, 964, 1171.
150,009
Co
&
J
1951
$1,635,855
717,335
304,381
railway—
railway—!
from
Gross
Cummins,
White
N.
ry.
From
400,000
1,500,000
Inc.
600.030
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
from
from
Net
1,000,000
—
& Co
&
!
BALANCE
CONSOLIDATED
Marketable
to
February—
Net
150,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Wertheim
603 000
Inc.
Kean.
&
Co.—_
&
Thomas & Co._—
&
Space
Stokes
plans
company
Gross
200.000
-
7,599,£25
156,782,906
Trade,
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.-
250.000
.'/
8,261,055
3,500,000
3,500,001>
240,756,214 152,304,680
—
Cash
"
Co.,
Co
Stroud
200,000
.
Lane,
&
_
&
! :i
7,599,825
————
at end of year
-X
Investment
200,000
;I.
■
10,873,280
'___
stock
Surplus
600,000
Meyer.
Inc.
St'x
-
250.000
Co._
&
Nicolaus
Stifel,
600,000
750,000
Indianapolis
Frank
Stern,
250.COO
Co.
&
&
Brothers & Co.„_
Stern
100 000
Ira
&
Starkweather
1 500,000
Co.,
Hirsch & Co
Stringfellow—_
r
dividends:
stock
series
sell approximately $35,000,000 of new first
mortgage bonds early, this fall and use the proceeds to finance, in
part, its construction program. ->/'• r
•
• .t«
•/
;
:
J. W. Parkeri/ President, reports that-the company pl*ns to spend
about-$60,600,000 for construction in
1951 as part of accelerated
expansion
program
resulting
from
the
defense program.—V.
173,
p. 1071.
I:''"'-V
\ '
.-V
[y'J/
The
Mason,
Inc.
Co.,
share).
per
Plans Bond Financing—
1,500,000
& Hutzler
Salomon Bros.
35,823
employees
to
™„1,008,716,776 787,146,093
Total
Preferred
! $4.50
:
500.000
Co., Inc.
L.
1 ,500.000
John Douglas & Co., Inc.
Este
:
100,000
Co
value, of
issued
-
'
($20
52,000,000
Corp.—66,500,000
par
...
Robinson-Humphrey
307,601,913 213,672,141
in-
of
Bonus* Plan—„—
the
com-r
.
Detroit Edison Go.—Rights to
>
250,000
Gardner
&
over
stock
common
such
from
.
,____—____—___
Motors
General
issue
of
Excess
1949.
1950
r.
1949
:■:!'/ !$
623,741,583 513,212,901
revaluation
from
in
vestment
*44,799,182
'$4.52
OF CONSOLIDATED SURPLUS
the year___
for
Adjustment
10,373,203
3,267,808
2,130,655
11,210,181
2,780,001
1,464,030
8,348,698
11,693,803
.
1950,
,
..
Common
railway—.
the dividends received
and $2,264,090 in 1949.
exceeded
$592,379 in
STATEMENT
-
/"
split Which became effective June 15,
•/■'/■"'!• -'W;,.
1—
oper.
173,
■
'
44,996,739
$6.59
company's equity in profits of controlled companies
owned)
wholly
;
$5,067,128
1,704,531
1,115,285
$6,044,100
1,760,669
•
924,151
$3,857,334
"
607,547
918,081 */'
252,606
$5,424,429
1,849,796
...
Pont
202,572,316
296,502,088
shares, in
ASSETS—
600,000
City Securities Corp
Securities Corp.
213,672,141
11,099,825
11,099,825
Surplus at beginning of year—
-•
1948
1949
1950
1951
'
.
income—.
oper.
from
Grcss
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Henry Dahlberg & Co.__
"Clayto
79,786,868
337,601,913
common stock.——
outstanding during
to
stock-
com.
(exel.
tfOTE—Du
\not
Co.,
Inc.
100,000
Co.
Co., Inc.
6,050,900
120,357,802
Dividends
■
Phillips
Cassell
F.
10,760,000
(net)
•
Caldv/ell
C.
income
other
on
*After four-for-one stock
The
May 1, 1981.
TWO MONTHS
AND FIRST
FEBRUARY
FOR
railway
Jan.
From
Net
&
85,836,368
Federal
issue
railway!——. /
from
&
Pollock
E.
4,905,855
Net operating and other incomeon
preferred stock
;
931,013
8,180,584
treasury)..
—
Amount"applicable to each share of com. stk,
proceeds,
from
Net
150,000
Writer
Income
incomc_—____—131,117,802
other
for
Other
applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission
and sell $40,000,000 of fir^t mortgage bonds,
has
to
be
February—
250,000
200,000
Copeiand
other
Rio Grande Western RR.—Plans Refunding
dated May 1, 1951, and to mature
rate will be set by competitive bidding.
to
net
Gross
1,500,000
Co.—
Northwest
80,000,000
com-
t
period
in connection with stock dividend.—V. 173, P. 659.
EARNINGS
Christensen, Inc.
200,000
Phelps, Fenn & Co.— 1,500,000
300,000
.
Co
Kendall, Inc.
1 ,500.000
Co.__________
Rollins & Co. Inc.
Blair,
&
controlled
in
wholly owned..—2,937,218
not
Shares
'
200,000
Roger S. Palmer Co
200,000
K. Baum & Co._
Bioren
Minneapolis, Minn.—Debentures
on
400,000
Co.—_
&
500,000
200,030
133,835,273
120,000,000
.•
_________
Corp. common stock
investment
^
c
together with treasury cash, v/ill be used to
redeem $35,062,200 of outstanding first mortgage 3%-4% bonds, series
A, due Jan. 1, 1993, and $8,666,900 of Denver & Salt Lake income
mortgage 3(1-4.% Donds due. Jan. 1, 1993.-
250,000
——
—
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
of
company
B,
The
«
set
$200,000
100.000
(net)
Gen, Motors
Miscellaneous
*'
(approximately $17. per share) for the account
fractional interests issued in lieu of fractional shares on
authority
interest
Co.,
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Baker, Watts & Co.____
A.
for
the
are
___.
100.000
..
The
•,
not to
and
underwritten
Mackall
Applegate & Co.
George
panies
market
the
1948,
15,
series
underwriter
bonds
new
Co.
Aub & Co
*
-
187,244,111
22,151,756
to
'
1950.—v.
lime in
first
for
on
from
panies by
'
each
$9 ,000,000
G.
A. E.
of
sums
at
Denver &
below:
*
Allison-Williams
indebtedness and
other
$500,000,000..
name
holders
of
be
may
and
sold
Nov.
future advances and other
secured thereby, the indenture
amount
amounts
table
consolidated
.
corporation
of
'
$500,000
which
sums
principal
the
••
■
'rInc.
•Geo.
5,615,176 shs,
6,000,000 shs.
The
be
the
aggregate
PURCHASERS—The
respective
$29.97
.
from
"/Balance
the
future
secure
$33.97
Divs.
84,063,575
72,480,467
23,443,839
110,730,000
77,508,059
fund)—^
operating income
income
607,376,251'
212,870,000
expenses.'
obsolescence
(credited
taxes
Operating
Income
March 26 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering not in. excess of 900 shares of capital stock (par $10), to
Co.—
decreasing
or
indebtedness
exceed
forth
value)™'
par
Service
of
$13.14
Daystrom, Inc.—Files With SEC—
.
r
company's indenture to City Bank Farmers
trustee, dated as of Sept. 1, 1945, provides that, until a
indenture or indentures shall be executed and recorded
supplemental
may
(without
2.01
37,450,033
$17.18
•'
admin,
and
and
712,997,851
96,756,413
etc. —
sold,
bonus
B
Federal
~
935.
p.
Class
7,500 000
43,450,182
at Dec. 31—
share" at Dec. 31—
subsidiary
owned
7,500,000
share at Dec. 31-
common
Depreciation
29,495,415 " 23,650,541
3,947,900,
3,726,600
—
goods
general
.
J 547,788 ShS.
(200,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
___(
payable to banks—
*Sect'on
$2.09
:
J
Public
Michigan
per
revenues
1,309,528,190 1,031,979,405-
of
Selling,
Placed —The company has placed privately
with a group of insurance companies an issue of $600,000
4% sinking fund debentures to mature in 13 years.—
V. 157, p. 439.
•
'
' •
6,750,000
"preferred
$4.50
,
_-l- '■
'
_!—...—
$4.52 preferred..-—
-
'.
.
!.
payable to banks
Pfd. stock, cumul.
•>
(par
the business
in
1,297,473,345 1,024.775,280
12,054,845
7,204,125
—
operating
Total
Cost
Privately
mortgage bonds—
Notes
(par $100.)—_
$5)
outstanding
outstanding
Davidson-Boutell Co.,
Outstanding
Authorized
„
value
5Wholly
■
First
stock
stock
Working capital per common
172,
1,687,500
$4 65
.
share—.'—i-_—-/—T
at Dec. 31—
—1
Earnings retained
Book
^
200,739
comrjion
Working capital
•
slock——_____
;
1,230,040
3,332,724
2,250*000
taxes_
after
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
On'
Common
1,652,235
7,143,957
——
Federal income
preferred- stock—'
Earned per
any
GIVING
earnings
172,676
a—
—_—„
sales
Other
$88,155,378 $64,998,260
—.a
income
Net
1949
*1950
J
Dividends
additional securities in 1952 in the amount of $35,000,003 to $40,000,000,
the type of which has riot yet been determined."
CAPITALIZATION
"
Dividends
additional public financing will be
required in 1951 to carry out the 1951 construction program. Tn order
to carry forward and finance the company's construction after 1951„
officials of the
company estimate
that it will be necessary to issue
not
Years—
sales
Other
Net
third
A
Inc.—1950 in Brief—
Dan River Mills,
YEARS
CALENDAR
wholly-owned subsidiary companies)
(Incl.
,
•
Michigan
plet on
cost of new*
1950-, not including -the
the report stated.
Supplier! by
approx¬
1, 1951, are:
Whiting steam-electric
R.
southeastern
the
in
program,
prior to Jan.
expended
was
construction
the
the
filed a registration statement with thd
£EC covering $10,000,000 of, sinking, fund debentures due April i, 1966.
Halsey, Stuart & Co* Inc. is named as the principal underwriter.. The
interest rate, public offering price apd underwriting terms are to be
The
1950 amounted to $5,35 as against $3.40 paid in 1949. Of
earnings psr share of common stock, $4.09 was derived from
operations and miscellaneous income and $2.50 from
paid during
Cudahy Packing Co.—Registers With SEC—
-
income
gross
%
(1375)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
420,000
$2.70
*$252 ")";
t
315,2 3
Mr!
*
Associates—Files Amended Plan—
announced on March 21, has filed rn
plan with the SEC.
calls for reorganization of the EUA hold'ng coirT*-~-'y
'system so that there will be substituted a single operating-he! :ng
.company with authority to acquire and own the properties and bu i"e 1
of EUA's present subsidiaries listed as follows, and all of tha secur t/n
of its subsidiary, Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co., together *
x
The
it
reorganization
corporation,
amended
was
*
The
any
plan
other assets of EUA to be
transferred to it under, the terms
Electric Light Co. and Montaup
plan; Brockton Edison Co., Pall River
General
Eastern Edison Electric Co., Inc., was
have been taken to have its name
Electric Co.
The new company,
organized
Feb. 16, 1951, and steps
on
changed to Eastern Edison Co.
ferred
American Transportation
Stock—
This corporation
...
dividends.
■'
v.!
•
•,
,
General
will
held
be
the
"on
distribution
for
EUA
by
shareholders
that
basis
■
•
Appliance
York, N. Y—V. 173, p. 1172.
;
••
'■
■;
to its common
of
number
exact
have
available
corporation
covering the
new
company
to each
March
for working
filed
9
debentures
will elect
take
to
173, p.
with
the
Costs and
expenses
—-
Operating
$
5,243,342
;
for Federal
income
Gross
Net
profit
Common
4,783,974
680,744
No. 30—
sales
1950
1948
1949
-
——————$116,976,335 $105,168,637 $137,726,979
taxes
6,351,495
3,729,291
15,938,599
868,405
863,390
859,475
Earnings
per
173,
share
common
•Excluding
---V.
inter-company
$7.10
sales.
$6.69
$4.10
-
TAfter reserves
contingencies.
for
—V.
171,
1,569,797
$1.59
$1.52
$2.56
p.
Erie Forge Co. (Del.)—Stock Offered—Lee Higginson
Corp. and P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc., are today (April 2)
publicly offering 75,000 shares of common stock (par
10 cents) at $4 per share.
The net
able
for
proceeds
general
will
be
corporate
CAPITALIZATION
added
working capital and made avail¬
to
purposes.
GIVING
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
first mtge. bonds due
Notes* due banks
1965
5%
Outstanding
$1,600,000
•
5%
.$1,600,000
(par $100)—
T
—
first pfd.
cum.
stock
5%.
xum. 2d pfd.- stock (par $50)
•Common -stock ipar .10 cents)
•The ^stockholders
11,562 shs.
in
-February. 1951, approved
230,000 outstanding .shares on a 2Y2-for-l basis, i,
BUSINESS—-Company
'V 11,562 shs.
14,000 shs.
650,000 shs. ;
»
•_
14.000 shs.
650,000 shs.
split-up
a
the
of
incorporated in Delaware in April, 1950,
and in July, :1950, it acquired the business and assets of Erie ForgeCo. rand Erie* Forge & Steel
Co., bolh Pennsylvania corporations, which
vrere -established
producers of heavy steel forgings. and castings.was
A letter of'notification
ing
filed with
was
the -above-mentioned
75,000
the SEC on March 20,
shares
of
cover¬
stock.—V.
common
172,
P.'380.
*Erie RR.—Earnings—
-
-
{
848.
.
...
From -Jan.'1—
Gross -from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
%
railway....
.railway
28,235,080
,7,201,125
income.* 2,913,446
oper.
various
:
22,077,038
4,231,493
1,815,352
24,935,378
4,902,564
directors
of
snare
$1
1,981,426
After
share
March
voted
14
distribution
a
transfer taxes on sales and repurchases of
173, p. 1171.
Federal
preferred
of
taxes, net income amounted to $1,152,000.
dividends,
stock
common
;
'
f-'O-A,..' i*.
J
-K--1
Georgia- & Florida RR.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
Ry.
of
one
additional
oper.
revenue-——,
oper,
expenses
■f Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
shares of the Fund
$261,421
223,149
\
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
16
approved
proposals
to
change
the
;■;f■
States
Tobacco
Co.
oper.
$200^593
198,907
$577,506
456,669
A
wmhJ? £ ft*1
below.—V.
172,
p.
Jan.
From
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
1950
$120,837
44,180
414,505
$7,419
•47,596
flnnounced
that
it
had
1949
1948
ry.
$619,980
$644,972
52,682
47,104
63,672
38,059
22,952
1.588,210,
378,045
320,113
1,190,906
1,346,382
113,931
•
•'
148,112
82,945
107,800
from
p~ "172 sfc0ck ^ve already deposited their stock
173
ized
a .'.' '
.'A
•
the
'
'•
*
"«
whether ;in
requirements might not
ways.—V. 173, p. 381.
the
.
be
in
$840,700
Glidden Co.
o^cletur of notification
was filed with the SEC on March 19 covering
®ommon stock (par $5) to be offered at the market
stockhS?.—V. 173™, "fif The P^ceeds
are to go to a selling
more
advantageously
.
Profit
before
income
taxes
income
for
(&
Net
Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
Common
(Incl.. Rock wood Sprinkler Co. and
Eagle Signal Corp.)
9 Months Ended Feb. 28—
1951
operating profit before provls'on for U
Canadian income taxes and U,
in
1951 *
"
:
1950
•After
other
:
M.
Scott,
outstanding
common
share—
1,971,300
$1.23
preferred dividend requirements,—"V.
$0.70
revenues
Net
operating
after
'
"•6S :$1'3§|g
"S1'69M98 '
—
:
——
per
income-
-
on
S1'426'a8°
Jggf
*$791480
357,912
shares
for
.nine
the
outstdg.
months-ended
d«£es .an nmount fcf $15,250 resulting
v
—V.
^
173. p. 964.
536,128
$2.21
Feb.
28.
■
$771
177
$2.15
1951
in-
from an adjustment, in the
Canadian ..dollar arising .in .consolidation,
—
charges—
$23,303,525 $20,595,536
16,805,019
15,307,638
3,971,909
3,103,222
$2,526,597
2,041,722
$2,184,676
1,781,848
Incorporated Investors (Mass.)—Registers With SEC—
The Trust has filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering
(par $5) to be offered at the market
through The Parker Corp., Boston, Mass.—V, 173, p. 660.
Granite City Steel Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
The
date
See V.
stockholders of record April 3, 1951, or such
registration becomes effective,, are, to be given the
or before April 17, 1951, for. additional common
at the rate of one new share for each 3Y2 shares
common
on
which
to subscribe
(par $12.50)
...
share
—
—
on
later
right
stock
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.
..
held.
1951
revenues
Uncollectible
operating
-Earnings—
revenues—:
—
1950
$519,302
Month of January—
Operating
$400,153
681
800
$518,621
$399,353
314,593
173, p. 1275.
Operating revenues
!
Operating expenses
Rent from operating property——1—
Operating; faxes'
——:—
"
—
Miscellaneous. Income
,
-
•
1351
1950
$23,369,379 $20,663,632
65,854
68,096
—V. 173, p. 860.
1
381.
——
—
operating revenues
Operating taxes
$0.S5
p.
on a proposed increase in In¬
and on an increase in author¬
$100, from 15,000. None ot
par
,
Operating expenses
$1,629,882
1,782,936
173,
;
.
Financing—
Jr.,
Operating revenues
1949
$1,364,521
1,780,536
May 28 will vote
Month of January—
,
*££&£ """" P"""3 ta':'S
if^t Income
,
400,000 shares of common stock
S. excess
Aft
per
$2,655,343
3.748
or
preferred stock has been issued.
change in the amount of authorized
Operating
'
$630,189
.
$57,198,426 $36,998,283 $41,333,460
—5,313,343
2,207,521
2,646,182
^ 2,658,000
843,000
1,016,300
————
shares
•Earnings
iqrn
8
—'
income
1950;
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Net
Gamewell Co.
in
common stock, which is
at this time.
President, said the increased authorized indebted¬
ness will put the company in a
position to obtain funds necessary to
meet its contemplated financial requirements.
These needs may be meg
either by increasing long-term obligations or by sale of preferred stock, "
or by both methods, Mr. Scott added.—V.
172, p. 11.
-
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
income
Provision
deferred
5%
173, p. 201.
preferred stock to 30,000 shares,
W.
light of. subsequent developments, capital
3 Months Ended Jan. 31—^
Net
or
1949.—V.
Uncollectible
Gamble«Skogmo, Inc.—Filing With SEC—
218,166
No
Co.—May Change Financing—
provided
$725,367
adjustment
500,000 shares, par $10, is contemplated
In connection with the filing on Dec. 28 of a registration statement
the SEC covering 159,142 shares of class B common stock (par
$1), the company states that while need for additional capital con¬
tinues, this proposed form of financing has not been consummated.
The management felt it advisable to
delay financing pending a study
determine
on
debtedness from $1,500,000 to $3,500,000
83,504
''
^
1,558,101
$471,890
int.
-
The stockholders on
140.347
with
to
1,552,612
100,837
adjustment income bonds
—
•Excludes
deferred
1,335,504
,
173, p. 964.
/
$1,050,600
bonds
on
31,941
income
$950,063
-
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.—Plans
railway
railway
oper.
$1,021,705
59,017
—
income
Deficit
$569,293
Glenmore Distilleries
extended
Gross
•Interest
129,593
from
from
Net
•
$9,136,559
8,186,496
$1,080,722
Operating income
•Non-operating income
V
Income charges exclusive of
1950
1949
•
$10,035,825
9,014,120
operating revenue/
Operating expenses & taxes^
l—
Net
2023.
f e time within which stockholders of Ohio-Apex,
s.tock in exchange for Food Machinery stock,
,
exchange—V°
Earnings
proposals
common
$421,924
$752,961
160,297
income
;
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—Offer Extended—
16
and
of
of Hartford Rayon's
Year Ended Dec. 31—
_
Net
approved
28
shares
.
1951—2 Mos—1950
;
•26,164
:
1951
railway
railway—
from
ry.
Fleming-Hall Tobacco Co., Inc.—Sale—
u,
of
expansion
Hudson & Manhattan
173, p. 1071. * '
from
Net
—V.
1
March
on
number
and
■
income
the
Increase the
commor
stock
from
5C.00C
shares
(par $5)
to 200,000
snares (par
two new shares
being Issued m exchange for each
$5 par share held.—V.
173, p. 1171.
a
In
The proceeds
were used- to refinance
former mortgage and term
totaling' $427,000, and the balance will be - used for
general corporate*.purposes/
n '•
v"
..
'
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
—
na!£e «ofJthls comPanV to pioneer Fund, Inc. and to
authorized
Food
stockholders
conversion
(indebtedness
;
:
$1,686
,
.
$38,272
1,887
'
income—_
oper.
ry.
Gross
United
The
of
ments
Net
March
on
*
on
Hartford Rayon Corp.—New President Elected—Stock
increase
1950 were equal to $5.06 per
shares presently outstanding as
Dividends declared on the com¬
maximum of
Ry.
Fidelity Investm't Associates, Inc.—Name
Changed, etc.
stockholders
statement with the
stock, to be offered
Increased—Accrued Preferred Dividends to Be Paid—
earnings in
the 209,938
on
February—
for
v
-
2,248,650
value
par
965.
p.
March 15 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 750,000 shares of non-assessable common stock to be
offered
at
par
(10 cents per share),
without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used to pay for exploration for oil and drill wells.
company
Gross
on
173,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Gunnison Oil Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—'
The
heating, refrigeration, industrial and aircraft applica¬
.
See
above.—V.
Inc.
Co.
SEC
$35 per share and a minimum of $25/;CV'='^-',v'
Employees would haVe the option at any time to cancel their pay¬
and to receive a cash refund or the
equivalent number of
shares.—V. 173, p. 1172.
a
5,936,887
capital stock, payable April 17 to stockholders
of record March
31, 1951.
This is in effect a 2-for-l split.
°n March 13 the stockholders voted to reduce the par value per
share of the capital stock of the Fund
from $5 to $1, thus decreasing
The
Electric
Louisiana
calling for an
stock,- and a program
plant and facilities
to
produce a larger quantity of carpet rayon.
Under the terms ol
compared to $2.32 per share in 1949.
the proposals, Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co. became the major holder
mon stock in 1950 amounted to $1.79 per share.—V.
171, p. 1784.
of Hartford Rayon securities.
Fojur new directors elected at the meeting were James D. Wise,
President of Bigelow-Sanford; and W. N. Freyer, John A. Donaldson
General Telephone Corp.—Stock to Employees—
and R. B.
Freeman, all officers of Bigelow-Sanford.
Four, directors
The stockholders will vote April 18 on a proposal to
reelected at the meeting were Dexter Coffin, Talfryn James, Hamilton
offer 150,OOC
shares oL common stock to the System's 18,000 employees. In a proxy
Pell, and William Steinschneider.
statement mailed
to
stockholders, the management explained lliat,
% James D. Wise has been, elected President of the Hartford corpora*
under the plan, the stock would be paid for on the
tion, succeeding William Steinschneider.
John A. : Donaldson - was
installment/basis
over a
elected Vice-President and Treasurer, and Robert B. Freeman Viceperiod of 25 to 35 months,, with the employee taking title to
the stock only after payments are completed.
President.
Rodney • Piper was elected Secretary and Assistant Treas¬
Payments would be*
made
either -directly or- by -^payroll
urer.
The directors voted to pay preferred stock dividends amounting
deductions, with no right* of
to $2.37Vz a share, which have accumulated over a period of 9yz years
prepayment. .Interest at the rate of 2% compounded semi-annually *
would be paid on the "installment
.ended Oct, 1,
1950.
At the same time the semi-Snnual preferred
balances.-;--;
; v
i ; iVy.'/V'X
dividend of 12V2 cents per share for the six months endihg April 1,
;
Officers of the corporation; would not be eligible to participate in
the plan. The offering wpnid. be made,'however, to all other regular,
,1951 was declared.
Botk are payable April 17, 1951 to stockholders
of record April 10, 1951.—V. 172, p. 196.
employees of the System who inept certain requirments as to length
of service. The number of shares to which an employee coilld subscribe
would be proportionate to his Annual salary,
^ Homasote Co., Trenton, N. J.—Debt Refinancing— ;
up to
a limit of 250
shares.
«'/■' j ">>>]
■■
;
;
The company in January,
1950, placed an issue of $700,000 firstUnder "the plan, the price of these shares would be $3 below the
mortgage .5% bonds due 1950 to 1965, inclusive, at par, with the
average
market price, either for the month in which payment is
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. and the Hankers-National Life
completed or for the next succeeding month, whichever is lower, with
Insurance Co. ('".''V'v-'':'1'•;
S:''''-'
estimated
000
>
27,321,145
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Stock Split 2-for-l-
V*
>
tions.
Capitalization as of March 1, 1951, after giving effect to the
proposed financing, consists of a term loan of $2,000,000, 55,729 shares
of 6%
preferred stock, $25 par value, and 259,938 shares of common
stock. The company's sales in 1950 totaled $13,176,000 and after $1,286,-
Period End. Feb. 28—
v
Calif.—Registers With
173, p, 964.
The
Offer-
Service Co., Inc.—Exchange
.
—February1951
1950
.,
1948
;
;
1949
Gross from railway— $13,394,308 $10,411,707
$11,913,047 $14,387,402
Net from railway..
3,112,273
1,935,925
3,828,165
:2,307.181
Net ry. oper. income-..
1,198,345
852,432
935,422
1,617,435
,
1172.
173, p.
public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used for general corporate
purposes and the financing of a portion of its 1951 construction, re¬
quirements.
'*■
The financing proposal is designed to yield $3,500,000 to the ccmpanjr
(before payment of expenses); and thus the number of shares to be
offered is
subject to modification upon acceptance of the bid for
purchase of the shares." See also V. 173, p. 1275.
This company, according to W. A. Ray, President, on March 29 filed
with the SEC a registration statement covering a proposed public offer¬
ing of 50,000 shares of its common stock (par $5) to raise additional
working capital In anticipation of a further growth of sales. Smith,
Barney & Co. of New York and Wagenseller & Durst, Inc. of Los An¬
geles, were named as the principal underwriters.
/
The company manufactures a diversified line of automatic controls
in
1,669,522
28,500
for
SEC—
used
659.
p.
27,935,071
3,728,395
191,913
•3,070,328
The company on March 21 filed a registration
SEC covering 200,000 shares of its no par common
680,744
1,334,328
General Controls Co., Glendale,
Year Ended
25,297,857
•967,826
•4,185,565
23,670,280
•1,722,511
29,906,259
2,509,460
•363,707
_
income
Central
see
1948
1949
1950
4,694,363
3,067,974
680,744
1,334,328
Earnings per common share
Union
Co.,
MONTHS
$13,228,237
_
railway
oper.
Gulf Public
2,830,000
TWO
FIRST
AND
1—
railway
•Deficit.—V.
'v
Net income after charges and
Common shares outstanding
from
ry.
7,524,363
1,716,000
3,172,314
dividends
include Drexel <fc
group
1951
income—
oper.
from
Net
7,501,306
23,057
2,075,000
Preferred dividends
railroad equip¬
$14,345,732 $12,654,519 $12,206,309
80R822
224,330
•656,762
•555,650
•1,584,441
•2,346,546
.
railway
From Jan.
5,247,314
taxes.
Stuart & Co. Inc.,
York, 99.10875; also
standard-gauge
new
FEBRUARY
FOR
Gulf States Utilities
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)
•Net
ry.
$
4,771,728
12,246
3,972
.
_
Provision
This investment company on March 26 filed a registration statement
with the SEC covering 100,000 units of trustees certificates (subscrip¬
tion limted to offcers and employees of General Electrc Co.).—V. 171,
V'
from
Net
Dec. 31, '49 Dec. 25, *48
106,775,985 105,953,757 110,540,499
101,532,643 101,182,029 103,039,193
„.
income
Total
Elfun Trusts, New York—Registers With SEC—
1356.
profit
Miscellaneous
New
than $13,447,500.
offering
the
of
(
Net
Net
Thereafter, EUA's remaining assets will be transferred to new
company and EUA will be terminated.
EUA owns 171,804 shares (99.2% ) of Blackstone stock; 235,138 shares
(97.4% ) of Brockton stock, and 207,338 shares (98.5% ) of Fall River
stock. \ The three subsidiaries own all of the outstanding preferred
and common stocks of Montaup.
The amount of the new bonds of
Blackstone to be issued is not specified.—V. 172, p. 1828.
Halsey,
of
and Stroud & Co. Inc.-
Securities Corp.,
stock."
p.
members
by
cost not less
February—
from railway—
$
sales
secured
are
to
Gross
Dec. 30, '50
Period—
Net
Bank
380.
52 Wk. End. 53 Wk. End. 52 Wk. End.
convertible share
follows:
as
National
.
certificates
estimated
Other
notification
General Baking Co.—Earnings—
common
known how many stockholders
instead of new company common
cash
capital.
of
stock.—V.
were
First
The
and
Commerce
awarded to the group
their bid of 99.439.
for 27/8s.
EARNINGS
of EUA cannot be determined until it is
of Blackstone
letter
a
and
on
received
bids
Other
Interstate
the
of
The certificates were
March 28
99.209;
convertible
and
company
and
common
on
The
to be used
are
on
above
authorization
to
Commission.
ment
The net proceeds
The
will be Vk times the amount
by each convertible share.
common
shares that EUA will
distribution
for
subject
oversubscribed.
was
stock received by each EUA common share
of new company common stock
received
ITie
«>
•
Corp.,
shares of common stock
amount of new
the
cates
Springfield, Mass.—Securi¬
Offered—Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis, Inc., on Mar. 20
placed privately with individuals $50,000 of 6% 10-year
convertible debentures due 1960, and 35,000 shares of
common stock (par 10 cents) in units of a $1,000 deben¬
ture and 700 shares of stock at $1,000 per unit. The issue
SEC
balance of the new company's 1,500,000
$10,740,000 of 2%% equipment trust certifi¬
maturing semi-annually Oct. 1, 1951 to April 1*
1966, inclusive at prices to yield from 2% to 2.95%, ac¬
cording to maturity. Offering of the certificates, which
are issued under the Philadelphia Plan, is being made
offered
29
ties
sburcs
The
fered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and
redeem on May 1, 1951, all outstanding shares
stock, series A, at $101.25 per share plus accrued
made on and after April 30, 1951, -at the
and
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
associates on March
Great Northern
Calls Pre¬
Payment will be
Manufacturers Trust Co., New
stock and obtain a $3,500,000 bank loan
Bank loans of Brockton, Montaup and
EUA will be paid off; and all outstanding bonds of Brockton and Fall
River, as well as the existing bonds of Blackstone and the preferred
stock of Blackstone, will be redeemed.
EUA will make a 45-day offer
to minority holders of Blackstone common to purchase their stock
at $110 per share; and all minority interests will be eliminated by the
distribution to minority stockholders of the number of shares of the
new company common set forth below
in exchange for each share of
subsidiary stock held by them: Fall River capital stock, 2.9 shares;
Fall River employees'
stock, 1.2 shares; Brockton capital stock, 2.4
shares, and Blackstone common stock (not tendered to EUA), 5.2
$12,500,000 of preferred
(for construction purposes).
—
■;
will
of its $4.25 preferred
The new company, which will register as a holding company, will
acquire the property and assets of Brockton, Fall River and Montaup,
all .of Blackstone's common stock, and the entire issue of new Blackstone bonds.
It will issue and sell to the public $28,000,000 of bonds
Corp.
.'
w
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The corporation on March 29 filed, a-registration statement with the
-SEC covering 100,OdO shares of 'common stock (par $1). The
price and
•other terms will be supplied'by amendment.
Emanuel;*
New York, have 'been
.ta -be used to reduce
Deetjen A; Col,
named principal underwriters. The" proceeds are
outstanding. notes.—V. 173, p. 1172.
;
—
——
—
'
Net
operating ^ income——1/——
charges..—
—
————L_
Net /after
—V.
173, p. 1275..
^
365,048
50
50
>79,843
49.564
$73,678
$35,146
45,750
5,930
1
Volume 173
Number 4999
The Commercial and Financial. Chronicle^
.
.
(1377)
Insurance Co. of North
The
,,
shares
of
"new'/
the
the
.required legal
May 1, 1951.
A. dividend
Stock,
V.
authorities,
charter
is
which
expected
/•
.
$1
filed, and
is
-
share has been declared
per
to be
' '
•
the
on
on
hearth
additional
about
or
'
April 16, 1951,
to stockholders of record March 30,
Philadelphia,, Pa./ Said fold" capital stock was quoted "ex"
on
the New York Stock Exchange on March
27, 1951.—
at
dividend
173,
860.
p.
•
•
EARNINGS—DIVIDENDS-—For
T
.
451,000
February—
from railway
'v,
1951
Gross
Net " from
Net
ry.
Gross
$2,556,724
182,111
486,877
306,355
323,160
85,740
245,632
68,389
2,471
5,856,011
5,317,762
5,135,501
5,357,382
Net
ry.
853,162
1,280,443
793,851
ment
644,173
279,039
202,083
Series
A,
Series
Brickley,
on
Such
15,
1951,
S.
cr
dividend
Dec.
142,799
thereafter
B,
would be
as
dividend
on
5%
court
arrears
totaled
$57.60
investors
per
Paper
Co.
To
doubling the capacity of the company's
pulp mill at Natchez, Miss., were announced on March
The
President.
Natchez
opened
series
dissolving
by John H.
28
v
last
spring, has a daily capacity of 300
tons,
or
an
annual
capacity, of
105,000" tons, of dissolving pulp.
Additions planned to the mill will be a
duplication of the present
plant and will bring the total daily capacity of the mill to 600 tons.
Mr.
by
Hinman
the
said
National
facilities
new
plant
will
addition
fall
of
to
certificate
a
Production
Natchez.
at
be
that
from
met
the
Natchez
1952.—V.
172,
of
necessity* has been
Authority * covering
of constructing
of
the
mill
•*'
Ry.
oper.'
A
$1,233,459
$1,181,630
oper,
274,332
297,783
Inc. avail, for fxd.
chgs:
178,197
215,557
384,624
The
187,921
332,819
173, p.
of
Investors
Investors
quarterly dividend of
holders
of
record
Mutual,
15y2
March
cents
share payable April 20
per
to
First
The corporation
America,
v
Inc.,
"
from
'
•
The
stockholders
authorized
Corp.—Plans
April
on
10
will
vote
100%
and
increase
an
paidrin
capital
account
will
in
the
stated
will
amount
to
value
be
on
W.
&
Co.—_
Baird
&
———
Blyth
Co.,
of
preferred stock the
eliminated
$3,087,927.—V.
and
173,
p.
the
5,000
Co;,
&
201.
'
5,000
&
Brown
Sales
Net
_
_
•
1950
after
taxes
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share—
—V.
169,
359,910
E.
J
$2.74
-
1452.
p.
■
/'■1
$1.95
Collins
Courts
Co.—
by
The
Inc.
Dickson
S.
Clement
A.
vs
oversubscribed.
Glover
&
phases
CONSTRUCTION—During
Laughlin
its
of
products.
national
The
current
defense
the
$190,000,000 for
spent
integrated
operations
which
program,
needs, calls
for
further
five
such
from
raw
years
purposes,
funds,
is
expected
will
tion
All
derived
from
retained
earnings,
as
portions
in
necessary
of
the
projects are
granted
tificates
the
interest
of
national
defense
permits
period as
co^ts to. be written off over a five-year
completed.
The company estimates that under
to
date
approximately
$115,000,000
cer¬
be
Ripley
&
——
&
Co.
&
J
&
Friedrichs
E.
&
Hutton
production
of
tin
2,500
Corp. _'
Kirkland
v
10,000,
1,000
10,000.
-
~
*
1,000.
&
Spencer
'
Trask
Westheimer
Johnston,
*
Lemon
&
3,000
3,000.,
.
5,000
The
stockholder^
par
on
$2.50,
Feb.
stock
common
rights :20,000
shares
a
19
from
effect
to
a
Of
a
proposal
to
change
the
350,000 shares,
par
$5, to 700,000
2-for-l split, and released from pre¬
$2.50; par
stock option
plan.
stock
to
be
sold
a
of
each,
without
to certain
to
proposal
the
to
to
and
value
par
increase
corporation
value
par
from
3,000,000
split
into
and
up
2,845,791
stock
common
Fees—
on
expenses,incurred
of
-
in
connection
with;
Long
Island Lighting Co.
Borough Gas and Electric
requests- for
Pollack,
fees.
and
committee,-
Principal
Pollack,
Jeffrey
S.
Milton
and
Stern,
counsel .for
indiviual
holders
of
1173.
p.
holders hf
notifying
payment
Hanover
Sold—The
made
173,
on
its
of
may
be
Bank
&
1,
5%
the
gold
entire
obtained
Trust
Co.,
bonds
maturing
principal
at
amount
the
office
New
York,
of
the
N.
Y.
public
offering of $15,000,000
March
22
oversubscribed.
was
1276.
p.
2%%
first
mortgage
Schroder
at
Bank,
Trma
Chicago,
bonds
Co.,
in
series
New
exchange
due
York,
for
Nov.
and
1,
Harris
temporary
1979
Trust
bonds.—
761.
p.
company
notes
March
on
172, p.
to
are
27' filed
of
be
offered
Co.) and for construction of additions and betterments.
2381.
'
'
The company on March
19
filed
a
letter of notification with
covering 399,923 shares of capital stock
holders at 75
cents
per
share.
The
are
to be used for work-
ing capital.
Maine Central
'■"*
Period End. Feb. 28—
facil.
rents
rents
ry.
oper.
(Or)—
income——
—V.
173,
P.
861.
$3,989,253
3,038,041
189,204
651,433
424,720
46,708
63,068
70,405
96,794
29,606
45,662
49,985
$215,966
$168,773
$523,110
$379,713
9,960
24,403
22,166
$224,918
$178,733
$547,513
$401,879
103,490
101,543
207,045
203,721
r:
int.t
—
income.
$4,395,460
3,104,850
8,952
income_
„_;
$1,948,976
1,498,325
18,861
(Dr)
Deducts.-—Rentals,
Net
1951—2 Mos.—1950
1,536,425
income——
Gross
etc.
/
265,177
Equipment
Net
1951—Month—1950
$2,083,137
Taxes
Other
*
RR.—Earnings—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Jt.
the SEC
(par $1) to be offered to stock¬
proceeds
.
-
approved
value
par
represents
&
immediate
"
6,000*
~~
authorized
on
"*'$'* -■?**
M. J. and M. and "M. Consolidated, San Francisco, Calif.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
2,500
7
r;
/ '*•* *
*
*'
'
Joseph & Feiss Co., Cleveland, O.—Stock Split, Etc.—-
shares,
is
Central
Insurance
—V.
6,000
*
Stock—
a
registration statement with the
20-year notes, series A, due April 1, 1971.
for public sale at competitive bidding.
Proceeds are to, be used to pay off $3,800,000 of
outstanding 2Vk%
promissory nottes due June 1, 1951 (held by John Hancock Mutual
6,000
2,500
vote
without
recapitalization
$1,027,703
covering $4,100,000
The
Life
20,000.
15,000
2,500,.
20,000,
5,00015,000
1,000
2,500
t
■'
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
-
& Co,—
.
agent,
Savings
The
6,000
2,500
the
hearing for April 17, 1951, upon requests
$1,072,479, as compensation for services
accruing to Aug.
available
SEC
5,000.
20,000
10,000 »
of
value per share.—
par
-
stock
stock
shares
a
McLaughlin
that
1951
V; .173,
7,500
3,000
Co.
will
capital
requests of Unger &
preferred ..stockholders
debentures
and'
25,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Union Securities Corp
G. H. Walker & Co.——.
Walston, Hoffman &
\
Goodwinr,———.Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
Wertheim & Co.
,
Grubbs
to $5
par
split
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.—Definitive Bonds—
2,500
Co
»
21.
'
2-for-l
a
Suffolk, 7%..- preferred, $100,000.—V. 173,
Definitive
are
15,000
5,000
/White. Weld & Co.——
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs_
T. H, Jones &.-CO,:.—2,500 ;
Dean Witter & Co._
Kalm'an & Co., Inc..
3,000
WurtS, Dulles & Co
—V. 173, p. 1071. '
Yarnall & Co
,
the
See details in V.
2,500
;
March
on
each, i.e., 3 shares of $10 par
common stock,—V. 173, p. 761.
par
on
are
.
&
no
18
$10
issued
value
Debentures
2,500
Co._—
&
of
scheduled
company
1,
paying
2,500
Securities Corp.—
Stroud & Co., Inc.Sutro & Co
Thomas & Co._——-U—
5,000
—
Brothers
Stone & Webster
5,000
Share
jenks
Stern
May
common
aggregating
the
interest
and
3%
: Singer,
*
approved
""
reimbursement for
and
&
The
Aug.
Mason,
Dean & Scribner_
Smith, Barney & Co
William R. Staats Co,
Inc.
Stein Bros. & Boyce—
27
;
stock
6,000
Co.———I
kuropean
two
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Prepayment of Bonds—
/,
2,500
&
of
■
•
announced
was
Sale
:>:YV'Y.: /'./•• -<•/
1
company
March
on
amount,
to
$100,000;
5,000
&
has
these
Nassau
1,000
Stringfellow—
Completes
—
Granger, financial advisor, .for $350,000; Harold G.- Aron, counsel for
protective committee for holders-of common stock; $150,000; Bernard
D.
Fischman, counsel for Queens preferred stockholders committee,
:
Inc.
Horner
&
Shields
15,000
Co
Indianapolis Bond and
so.
plate
1,389,521
Belgian
authorized
of no
and
this
5,000
Co.,—
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Silberberg & Co.——
*
*
Co
&
&
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co..
10,000
&
key employees under
the
Scott
6,000
Weeks-,
Weil, Labouisse,
Howard,
W.
Rothschild
Scott,
Inc.
°
.
20,000
Co.————
Hornblower
F.
Pomeroy,
"6,000
>
Works,
for
;
Son„
emptive
capacity
175,674
minority holdings of stock in
change from
of
par
share
SEC
5,000
Schwabacher & Co.—,
2,500
Qo.
Co,
&
Moreland
C: Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.;'————.
;___—
Schoellkopf,
Hutton &
10,000
(Inc.)
Major items expected to be completed during. 1951 and 1952 include;
(a)
at the Pittsburgh Works, a new open hearth shop which will
result in a net increase of 1,200,000 net*
tons, of ingots annually; a
new
blooming mill, a new bar "'mill, and other facilities to permit
increased"production of flat rolled products;
(b)
at
the Aliquippa.
expand
760,157
Corp., Detroit, Mich.—To Split
948,597
$10
allowances
Of
15,000
R.
2,500
Co.——
Hilliard
B.
Hirsch
*
L.
of
among
Humphrey Co., Inc
5,000
Rotari, Mosle and
A/"-''/'f:
20,000
& Co
Hill Richards &
J.
Gardner—
Reynolds & Co
The Robinson-
:
Co.
•//1
>ti
above
v:
common
rendered
2,500
3,000
•
Glass
and
on
Thread
the
The
5,000
Co.—
&
the
and a
1276.;>
of
counsel
Reinholdt
&
by
shares
for
5,000
5,000
——
Hall
Parsons
■
to
111,441
12,512,276
41,357.
Long Island Lighting Co.—Hearing
5,000
2,500
-
Inc.
amortized;
facilities
428,359
11,559,480
1,963,047
1,231,326
/.
and the merger into that company of Queens
Co. and. Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Co.-
*
5,000
Co..
""
may
Corp._
Co
Hayden, Stone & Co;/_—
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
deple¬
which
2,266,482
1,020,162
the-proceedings
Pressprich & Co,—
Putnam & Co—
~
.1,000
Harris
1951-1952
depreciation,
*82,025
V',•'.*
9,535,371
1,000
W.
Lear
p.
for one
15,000
2,500
2,500
Corp.
Macgregor,
Hayden, Miller
and amortization
balances, and borrowings ^arranged, in 1950.
major projects included in the current program have been cer¬
tified
the
be
382,951
6,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
20,000
:.
company's present
It
803T492
.
&
R.
Co.,
Hallgarten & Co.——
Hallowell, Sulzberger &
properties; an increase in rated annual ingot capacity by approximately
1,560,000.. tons,- or- 32% ; new finishing facilities, and continued im¬
provement, replacement and modernization of existing facilities. The
program
$6,225,895
1,031,545
:/'■',
French
stockholders
shares
10,000
Paine. Webber, Jackson
2,500
-
includes projects related to.
development of raw material ;
ingot capacity is about 4,846,000 tons.
that the remaining funds required for the
1948
.«
$5,549,277
476,381
12,268,020
the
of
shares
7,500
Co./
2,500
&
Michigan
&
Ohio
of
stock
change
5,000
6,000
Greene & Ladd_
finished
to
1949
$4,474,150
The stockholders will vote April 18--oh a proposal to
chapge the
authorized capital stock from
50,000 shares of no par value to 500,000
shares, par 10 cents-each, to effect a 10-for-l stock split.'.,.
2,500.
.
last
stockholders
The
5,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co,—
Goodbody & Co
through 1950,
affecting all
materials
*
1950
•
173, p. 965.
companies
group,
173,
5,000
Pagafic Co. of California-
Inc.
i
PROPOSED
Jones
Southwest
5,000
Pacific Northwest Co,™
5,000
First Cleveland
of
The
2,500
15,000
Fulton, Reid & Co
Glore, Forgan & Co.—___
will be Used by the company, the nation's fourth
largest steel producer,
to retire $40,000,000 of 2}/ic/o serial notes which were
issued on Feb. 1,
1951- to provide a part of the
money required for its $200,000,000
Improvement, expansion and modernization program for 1951 and 1952.
1
enter
911,509
income—_
1,000,000
20,000
Co
Reed,
—
Harriman
corporate
to
$5,651,212
/
'•
andi change,:.the
6,000
2,500
Co., Inc.
Evans
First
Co,_i.
2,500
Fauset, Steele & Co.—
The
&
5,000
.
——
Inc,
''
other
authorization
L'"/
1,000
Newhard, Cook & Co
O'Brien, Mitchell & Co.—
"
Eastman, Dillon & Co.—
20,000
Elkins, Morris & Co—-2,500
Equitable Securities Corp,
5,000
Estabrook & Co,__—
10,000
;•'/■;
sale, -with
SEC
Lone Star Cement Corp.—Plans
Split-Up—
2,500
1,500
Co
&
Masten
,
1,500
10,000
Curtis
Co.~
&
&
;
& Co., ;
:
Drexel
...
the
requested
1951
•
.
.
1—
the
Lock
1,000
Co,______ >'-)
5,000 ;
Crouter & Bodine„
R.
E.
v.
6,000
Co.
Patton- &
&
'
2,500,,
Davis, Skaggs & Co
DeHaven & Townsend,
First Boston
of
-
Link-Belt Co.—To Split Stock—Y-,
'V
&• Co.^——L—
of
The
10,000
Co.—*1"" 5,000
Lundborg &
McKee
S.
&
5,000
—
House
Rhoades
Tully & Co
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
F. S.'Moseley & Co
15,000 '
Co._—_
&
Co
Mitchum,
i;000
Inc.—
K. Cunningham
Curtiss*
Corp. of 1,000,000
shares of Jones & Laughlin Steel
Corp. common stock
(par $10) at $25.25 per share. The offering was quickly
PURPOSE—The- proceeds
near
exceed
railway
railway.—
oper.
common
20,000
5,000
—
Merrill, Turben &
The Milwaukee Co
5,000
2,500
Corp.*
Co.—_—_
&
,
10,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co
S.
„
2,500
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
/ Fenner
& Beane
3;000
W." Clarke
First
headed
River
about 40 miles south
glass interests paid $450,000 for
L-O-F's 7% interest in the
Compagnie Internationale pour la Fabrica¬
tion Mecaniquo du Verre of
Belgium and 17%
interest in Deutsche
Libbey-Owens Gesellshaft
fur
Machinelle
Glasherstellung, A.G., in
Gelsenkirchen, Germany, it was disclosed.—V. 173, p. 861.
10,000
A.
"
Co.—
&
Clark. &
W.
Julien
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—Stock Offered—One of
the most important industrial equity financing
operations
of the past year or more reached the market with the;
public offering on March 29 by a nationwide investment
group
Jan'.
from
A
1,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
2,500
Claybaugh & Co.
359,910
$0.94
...
Deficit.—V.
Sale
3,000
Laurence. M. Marks & Co.
10,000
-
Blair F.
1948
359,910
15
Libbey-Owens-Ford
European Holdings—
20,000
6,000
—
Chaplin
$16,850,102 $11,981,565 $13,227,168
/
985,809
340,733
701,225
—
income
to
not
from
ry.
*
«
of
Co.—
2,500
Sherrerd——
&.
C.
2,500
Clark, Dodge & Co,_—_—
surplus
~ \ K
1949
Net
Net
•
20,000<
McKelvy & Co
..
„
Republic Co.
(Inc.)
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
March
on
oper,. Income—
From
Gross
severally
Corp.—
Loeb,
McJunkin.
.
2,500
Co
&
Co.
20,000.
;
Sons
&
&
M.
Irving
...
5,000
.
Butcher
additional
*
Orange Free State,
109.
p.
company^s
Net .ry,
.
* *
Brothers.
10,000McDonald
Co—
Bradford
C.
Alex.
Carl
10,000
Co
Inc.——
and
Freres
Higginson
Lester
; 5,000
Inc..
;
increase
earned
and.
.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—^
Lehman
—
Coffin & Burr,
to
the
of
February—
Shares
<
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Stock Div.—
proposal
a
in
Gross from "railway
Net'from railway———
net
numbers
Lazard
Whipple
Francis I, duPont
Iron Fireman
respective
Lee
&
Co._—_—•
&
Boettcher
^
a
account
the
5,000
Applegate
Blunt Ellis & Simmons—
to 800,000 from 400,000 shares.
If ap¬
100% stock distribution, increasing the out¬
standing shares from 305,442 to 630,884 shares. A*//,.' /■'''/vV:/'-• ■>/?"/'''<Ai
/
Concurrently with the stock distribution, it is proposed that the
stated value of the 75,000 shares of
no-par preferred stock be increased ?,
to $100 par
share from $10 through the transfer from surplus to
capital of $6,750,000.
As a result of the common stock distribution
plan
modern, commercial, gasoline-from-
South
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
*
below.
5,000
Co.,
Bear, Stearns &
stock
common
directors
corporation
have
3,000
share¬
:
j-:
Corp.—
and
Richard
the
the
Blair, Rollins, & ;Co., \Inc.A
Minneapolis,
/
amounts
the
glass
' _1
'V*;
'
below
1,500
,
covering $10,000,000 single payment certificates,/, series. A, and
$400,000 single payment certificates; series B, to be ofiered:
through
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—V.
173, p. 965..
proved,
-
named
Co.
SEC
Interstate Bakeries
requirements
Kidder, Peabody & Co
registration statement with the
a
'
•
stock set forth
Boston
Allyn
G.
Central
March 29 filed
on
dividend
Kay, Richards & Co
C.
J.
Minn.—Registers With SEC.—
A
stock
'
Baker, Weeks & Harden—
Ball, Burge & Kraus
:
of
purchase
common
Robert
31.
Syndicate
-
...
.
"
Bacon,
H. K. Bradford,
President, on March 20
announced that this balanced investment fund had total current assets
in excess of $255,486,222 as of March
19, 1951.—V. 173, p. 8.
"
Investors
principal amount equal to 10%: of consolidated
preferred
in
in the aggregate
$750,000, to be applied
construction-, program involving estimated
expendi¬
$1,450,000; during the years 1951 and 1953.
The SEC has given
interested persons until 11:30
a.m., March 29,
1951,, to request a hearing, upon the proposal.—V.
167, P. 2580.
j.
bonds, annually from 1956;
Bache
Inc., largest mutual fund affiliate
Services, Inc. March 20 voted a
Diversified
1953,
to
bonds
a
first
by the M. W. Kellogg Co.
Vaal
of Coalbrook
corporation
tures
of
bond
to
Inc.
by
amount
bonds.
deducting
world's
26
into, a credit agreement with The Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York
whereby Kingsport may borrow, from time to time
prior to Dec; 31,
institutional
10,000
965.
Directors
six
Arthurs,*. Lestrange & Co.
652,543
Investors Mutual, Inc.—Assets Over
$255,000,000—
managed
to
principal
92,000
$2,468,267
v
The
''
Geo.
417,755
income——*:—
—V.
$20,000,000
Inc.
A.
473,026
152,310
Net
B
obligated to sell
1951,
crude
Kingsport Utilities, Inc.—To Borrow from Banks—
6,200,654 shs.
on or
such
'
agreed
>
ry.
from
JI
293,568 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The, underwriters
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$2,548,803
588,461
Net' rev.
of
shares of
America—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
revenues—;
series
is
16,
complete combination
the
($100
*
July
A
Brigham, formerly President, has been elected Chairman
Board, and Wallace E. Parsons,
formerly Vice-President and
Manager, has been elected President.
Ralph H.
Cutting,
formerly Treasurer and Assistant General
Manager,- succeeds
Mr.
Parsons as Vice-President and
General Manager, and John W. Thomas
formerly Assistant Treasurer, is now Treasurer.—V.
171, p. 2401.
'
1,360,000
Shares
International Rys. of Central
Period End. Feb. 28—
before
of
General
§
**7,000,000 shs.
$The corporation
or.
after
^
i'm'C
indenture.
de
Keyes Fibre Co.—Changes in Personnel—
However, long-term indebtedness presently
shareholders to be outstanding at any one time is
by
r
•
.
by
town
of
as
value)
par
Refinaria. Nacional
Dwight S.
$10,000,000
1,886,200
the
Johannesburg.—V. 172,
$60,000,000
option plan.-
the addition to the
general funds
of
the
company.
The
is expected to be in
production by the
2024.
p.
approved
construction
A
for
refinery and. chemical engineers
refining facilities have
straight-run gasoline by, "skim¬
Brazilian
.
Cost
the
series
Bahia
time,
Africa within the near
future,
This plant, largest
project to be undertaken in South Africa since the
last
war, is being engineered and built for
SASOL—South African Coal, Oil
& Gas Corp. Ltd.
It will be located
adjacent to the
Outstanding
1,700,000
of
March
industrial
1952-
—
at
company,
this
synthesis plant will start
announced
of
sinking fund requirements.
§These notes will evidence
obligations under an agreement with General
Motors,. Corp/ whereby;
General Motors will lend the
corporation $28,000,000 for the expansion
of its Otis Works.
Interest at 3%* per year and
principal will be paid
in monthly
instalments, related to, sales of steel products, but not
required to exceed $325,000 per month.
The loan must be paid in
full by Jan. 20, 1966;
UTo finance the cost of 30 steel
barges and
two
Diesel
river towboats the corporation
has
arranged to borrow
from a bank an aggregate of
$1,886,200 in 1951, repayable with interest
at 2V2% per year in
instalments over eight years.
**Includes 300,000
shares of unissued common stock
reserved for issuance under stock
new
;
mill,
($10
through 1974, in
.
Double
for
due
(payable
to
the. production
to
Construction
as
FINANCING
and
has
the
right, which it intends to
before that date, a further $10,000,000
principal
The corporation is paying a" commitment fee
of V2% per year on such
$30,000,000 authorized but undelivered bonds.
The supplemental indenture
relating to the* series B bonds provides a
sinking, fund for the retirement of series B
amount
Capacity of
Mississippi Mill—:
—
PRESENT
confined
coal
share
per
293,568 shs.
on
additional
income
International
notes
stock,
exercise,.to sell
a
_
Hinman,
cents
Authorized
--
"A")
pfd.
stock
authorized
outstanding
or
TO
value)
$180,000,000.
the
on
$8,225,817,
cum.
-
note
*Unlimited
quarterly
.
1
$487,-
.*
28,000,000
bearing
in
Common
amount.
same
in
after
EFFECT
—
par
of
April
make
to
GIVING
ship mortgage loans
stated
'\
;
an order„giving interested
persons until April 9,
hearing upon the proposal for payment of quarterly
dividends of 871/2, cents per share on the convertible
$3.50 series pre¬
ferred stock of International Hydro-Electric
System, beginning on or
about April 15, 1951.—V. 172, p. 1928.
/.
•'. / /
to request
Plans
45
was
V
1955
The SEC has issued
s
declared
—
Noninterest
pay¬
and
"§")
2j/2%
the
about
or
practicable
authorization
the
preferred
made
be
may
for
in
share
per
to
share.
1951,
dividend
2%%, due Sept. 1, 1967— $60,000,000
3%, due-June 15,; 1975—
40,000,000.'
(payable ' as
stated
in
notes
note
stock.
dividends
the
IHES
applied
21
to approval both of the SEC
Boston,
made
March
on
cents
preferred
is
1950,
of
871/2
an
subject
in
also
31,
shares
System,
thereafter
soon
payments
of
As
as
Court
Request
this
IHES
which is
District
approval.
of
make
to
outstanding
payment,
U.
■i'-'i
trustee
permission
the
latest
1951.
CAPITALIZATION
International Hydro-Electric System- -Seeks Dividend
Authorization—
for
The
*Fir.st mortgage bonds—
3%
SEC
to
stream
on
Up
plant, the refinery is capable of
processing 2,500 barrels of crude each
day.
It is the first of its kind
to be built in Brazil
and, according to the Kellogg
company, represents
the most modern
type of thermal combination processing.
net
outstanding.
787,843
367,226
income—
oper.
A.
amounted
City.
or similar means of separation.
distillation and thermal
cracking
stock
payable April 1,
173, p. 965.
B.
sales
York
ming"
the
railway
railway—
from
net
1950
New
been
1—•
from
Net
—V.
$2,350,968
of
income was $39,744,000, equal to $7.36 per share of
after, giving effect, to
the 2-for-l split effected in
January of this year.
This compared with sales in 1949, of $386,-;.
046,000 and net income of $22,248,000, or $4 per share."
Dividends
paid in 1950 were $1.70, per share on the present-number of shares-
1948
$2,430,168
income
Jan.
'■
1949
$2,597,077
railway
oper.
From
1950
and
common,
International Great Northern RR.—Earnings—
placed
Petroleo, B.A., by the ■ above
iron ore mine in; New York State which, will raise capacity by
300,000 gross-tens annuallyi commencement of work on the
opening
>and; developing of1 a new. underground iron- ore-mine in
Michigan,
and. expansion of rail: and river transportation facilities.
•>
.
capital
refinery in Brazil for producing cracked gasoline has Just
recently, been
its
>at
"old"
The first
furnaces to
increase annual ingot capacity by 360,000 net
tons,
soaking pits, and,>other items for -expanded production, of v
flat* rolled products; and
(d) new-concentrating and sintering plants
with
recorded
(Mi W.) Kellogg Co;—New
Refinery, Etc.—
'Otis
payable
1951,
such
of
company's
approximately 170,000 net tons per year, or 50%, apd. a
new-rod^
for increased., production
of
quality-wire products;
(c), at theWorks, in Cleveland,r a., new-, blast furnace and two* new. open
mill"
capital stock, par $10, at. the, rate of two
capital stock, par $5, will not become effective until
the "amendment- to
r
"by
America—Split-Up—
of the -"old'*
split-up
0
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1378)
>10
CONSOLIDATED
Increased—
Medusa Portland Cement Co.—Stock
of
Issuance
for
The
March
on
unissued
the
plans to
company
approved
20
proposal
a
to
shares.
277,583
500.000
Month of January—
Operating
+
V
>
Wis.,
Overhead
Income
revenues
Uncollectible
levenues—
100%
42,400,966
Co.,
48,571,438
and
expense—
8,938,237
j.
3,622,146
*
profit
Preferred
dividends
$5,836,707
(2)
424,920
399,833
399,833
Earnings
170,
per
V.
$5,436,874
$4.19
$2.57
bhare
comomn
2027;
p.
171, pp.
1184,
1786, 2306; V. 172,
1277.
p.-
$7,598,143
'V
,195°crt
'
Operating revenues
-
owned
and
National Steel Corp.—Sales and Earnings at New High
Operating
taxes
~—
.—V. 173, p.
*
*
$1,375,906
1,176,542
$1,996,460
1,674,221
"In
said,
862.
"our
Minneapolis-Honeywell
stone
Regulator Co.—Stock and Au¬
stockholders
The
shares
authorized
Stockholders
March
on
approved
27
plan
a
to
the
Increase
preference stock from 110,000 shares to
a plan to
increase the authorized
of
also
plans
effective
"■
became
1951.
'■
<
.
at
close
the
business
of
will
to
The company announces completion of an arrangement to perform
consulting services to the Atomic Power Division of Westinghouse
Electric Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.
valve
the
engineers will act as consultants in
the Westinghouse program.—V. 173, p. 862.
NEES
Oct.
principal
1950
the
corporation
debentures due 1970
5,
3#
of
at
a
to
develop
to
plus accrued interest,
prelerred stock,, $100 par value, at par plus accrued divi¬
dends.
Concurrent with the foregoing sale the corporation redeemed
its then outstanding 8950,000 of 4%
debentures due 1968 ($900,000
at 104% and $50,000 at par, plus accrued interest in each case).
end
provide
for
from
the
sale
the
of
preferred
requirements.—V.
construction
172,
stock
used
were
the
Net
The
company on March 23 filed a registration statement with
covering $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series due 1981/
SEC
The
bonds
According
sell
to
Net
the
be
offered
the
prospectus,
parent,
The
for
West
sale
at
be
and
is
1952
estimate,
at
\
and
$30,600,000,-
Upon
the
basis
1951
March 29 received
on
2% %
unsecured
to The First National
will
Proceeds
March
30,
be
1951,
used
and,
through 1951—V.
Bank
to
to
during
of Boston, ■/""
$7,600,000
pay
finance
172, p.
notes
of
Montup's
of
1949
V
$-
^
20,002,683
** *'
: '
25,021,857
21,503,270
'..
to
the
1,257,143.
______
1,257,143
1,257,143
This
due
May
made
i
57,814.974
39,311,269
40,121,506
of
$5.34
$5.45
First
due
61,100,000
37,400,000
33,300,000
basis
■
of
Chicago,
share
per
established
for
the
prior
years
'
and
to
1950
i<
/..rt'W
;
«'
:•
•.
and
converted
-1950
to
V\
the
Net
#S
'
Operating revenues
Uncollectible- operating
—
tion,
revenues.^.;?...
"
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
i
operating
income.
Net 'after charges.™
—V. 173,
p.
22,076
—$8,273,209
6,254,482
1,146,055
—
vNet
$7,076,730
'
26,403
$7,050,327
5,607,310
807,747
$872,672
953,724
8,607.600
183,627,755
178,684,800
2,889,976
Total
2,864,739
$419,808,189
Accrued
accounts,
etc
$33,795,705
319,792
The
stockholders
authorized
V.* 173,
capital
Y.—Capitalization Increased
March
on
5 approved
from 30,000 shares
stock
proposal
a
to
to
increase
50,000 shares
< •, •
'
p. 1174.
the
in
?
The
stockholders
on
March
1
authorized
4,038,456
income
(collaterali
due
April
1,
Reserves
for
Res. .for
to
company
purchase during the calendar year
ending Dec. 31, 1951, not
of 10% of the outstanding
capital stock.—V. 158, p. 893/ •
in
or
excess
•
bonds,
3%
sales
during
1951 level,
the
the
in
now
first
Melvin
time he
same
rate
the
1965..
H.
The
Capital
,
-o
a
Baker,
of
1951
President,
stated
which
voted
have
to
been
the
apprcve
negotiated
pension
with
the
plans
a
produce,
tailed
there
later
cos^s
raised
the
are
he-said.
the
open
price
of
since
Mr,
of
part
market at
our
it Is practical., we will
tively low level."
building
goods
of
our
since
continue
to
the
are
running
board
schedule
and
by
plaster
July
materials
Nevertheless,
first
hold
expire
and
Treasury
tax
covering 10,000
payments).—V.
botes—tax series
(pur¬
173,to. 662.1
Corp., N. Y.—Files
March
filed
23
shares of
class
A
§EC—V
letter oPndtification
a
,
the
common
our
the
of
prices
l.
be
as
compara¬
mill
the construction
at Medicine
year
we
6^<ag? °/. 8yPsum.Products in
eliminate the
of the
Lodge
Production
+£ of
will
be
at
this
the area west
will
plant
of
company's
the
be
will
able
new
if1Le7mt7r7ril!r?ir,,eSin31'^,0',ot
t&SX
from
*54.861.182 included an
balance sheet assets at the
IS® in-l»49""
the
of
—
authorized
20
offered
rate
their
in
and
to
$100
of
24, holders of over 74% of the
intention of making the change.
1,
will
1959,
exchange.
at
to
110
and
.
certificates
p.
1,
v
<
preferred stock
April 1,
interest;
interest; and thereafter
1950,
to
.<
•
at
105
of
$7
preferred
per
share
the
First
desire to
,■
company's
growth
accept the offer should forward
National
England
Bank
Confectionery
to
1950.
Dec.
a
The
of
New
Bedford
Mass.—
acquisi-
Co.
an
—
Loan
Arranged
1950,
new
v
arrangement to borrow
are
England
Properties—
to
be
used
to
Electric
:
r,
to
purchase
is
increase
of
•««* ««
to
improve
to
S' <
its
increase
in
the
from
the
its
March
:
■
27.
!
y';,
"
The First Boston
capital
premium
ratio
at
68%
proceeds
and
written
capital
147% to
the
will
is
based
108%
funds
low
of
a
of
from
to
be
current
upon
expectation
rose
of
which
from
funds
volume
high of
a
ratio stood
of
a
1945
unearned
48%.
increased
On
to
84%
sale.
the
and
purpose
of, issue of the capital stock now being
the company's capital and
surplus, and thereby
relationship between capital funds (capital and sur¬
increase
greatly
increased
insecurities.
^
Awhile
for
reserves
from the sale will be added to,
company;ri general funds and,
;
"
unearned
and
it is presently
y
prediction
ho
advisable
to
premiums.
as
The
part of,
a
the
' v
.
is
made
of
raising further addi-
whether
to
as
additional
secure
used
intended, will be invested,
the company has no present intention
Itiima'l capital,
capital
at
not
or
it
may?>be
time
some
in
the
.
,
GIVING
EFFECT
stock
($10
TO
value).
par
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
stock have been paid in each
operations.
Since 1946, the quar¬
since the company commenced
terly rate has been 50 cents per share.
dividend,
an
EARNINGS—Net
share
In
1950,
of 20 cents also
in
1950
was
in
addition
to
the
paid.
was
$1,223,474,
300,000 shares then outstanding.
'
the
on
extra
income
Outstanding
" 375,000 shs.
capital
year
annual $2
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
—
the
on
PRESENT
Authorized
*
,
Capital
the
United
the
United
statistics,
States,
the
States
the
is
System—Seeks
to
Sell
Gas
n.
on March 21
applied to the SEC for an exemption from
competitive bidding rule so as to
open
the way for negotiations
the disposition of the gas
properties included in its. system and
presently owned and operated
by the
following subsidiaries:
qualified
District
and
of
Canada.
.
to
equal
$4.08
per
to
do
♦
business
Columbia
and
According
to
in
all
the
companies
admitted
to
forth
with respect
assets,
and
38 among stock fire and marine insur¬
of policyholders' surplus, 41 in respect of
in respect of net premiums
written.
underwriters
Nsinic
Allyn
&
F.
S.
and Co.,
Burr,
Trask
A.
—V.
Straw,
173,
have
p.
1072.
L.
i
severally
r
Cullom
Day
Davis
Draper, Sears & Co/
A.
5
.
3
^
Co,
M.
John
H.
M,
i.
Kidder & Co
C.
2
2
:
3
Putnam
3
F. L. Putnam &
Co.,-"Inc.—
Schirmer, Atherton & Co..
H. C. Wainwright & Co
2.5
2.5
&
2
2
Legg & Co.__
Payson & Co.__
2%
2
Kinsley & Adams
5
Co^„
&
& Co.___
5
1
Ipc
R.
5
Inc
&
Shelby
10
Inc..
G. H. Walker & Co.
_!
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs
E. S. Dudley Co., Inc
E.
34%
Moseley & Co.
Spencer
below
inlantf
consolidated
warrants.
Boston
Corp
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
C.
named
fire,
from the company, in the respective
percentages
the shares of capital stock which are not issued
upon
Name—
A.
available
49
purchase
below,
the exercise of
First
of
of
latest
Writings
of
the
company's
two
subsidiaries
include
marine,
automobile,
casualty and surety lines.
On
a
basis, net premiums written in 1950 totaled $21,104,119.
set
States
territories
certain
company .ranks
ance
Estabrook & Co
...The System
for
on
■'
1951.
Net premiums
1950
ranged
the
the
net proceeds
Coffin
^
close
withdrawn
was
PROCEEDS—The
offered
The
retire short-term debt,
equipment and for working capital,—V. 164,
p. 2833.
New
to
years
1941
application
agreed
—
long-term loan.
proceeds
stock
common
additional share for each four
one
this trend.
reserve
31,
upon
decision
recent
From
premium
1
$2,500,000 from John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
.
common
in
total
»
693.
The company has concluded
on
of
to
an
UNDERWRITERS—The
New
shares
were
l-for-12
a
shares
common
BUSINESS—Company
Dec.
Preferred stockholders who
170,
on
.
dividends
be
their
V.
Associa¬
be initially offered
basis, with the rights
registration statement covering the above-
The
CAPITALIZATION
paid on April 2, 1951.
An additional payment of $2.33
per
preferred share,
representing accumulations from Dec. ,1,
1950 to
April 2, 1951, will be made to all
preferred stockholders who make
the
140,000
shares
Electric
proposed issues of
of $4.50 cumulative
.
an
Feb.
Jan.
and
shares
—
issue of $200,000 30-year
for outstanding
pre¬
debentures for each share of pre¬
interest.
Accumulated
Gas
following
underwriting group which will purchase
company any shares remaining unsubscribed
p.m. on April 10, 1951.
future.;
exchange
new
thereafter
the
Mississippi and
Supply Co
.
be
By
completed
relieve
fiS0S0rted Khat reeistration of 68.000 shares of
SfS i^eir'f
the National Mortar ii completed to make possible the
«...
Co.
debentures;' to be dated April 2, 1951, and due
1981, will be callable up to Jan. 1, 1956,.at 115 and accrued
necessity olshipping into that
territory from'other mills
tion
at
indicated
The
meeting the paper shortage
ut Pryor, Okla. '.'As soon as
plants," he said.
that
stock
Feb.
on
to
had
have not
Insofar
their
stockholders
.debentures,
ferred
we
must
we
year.
at
The
7%
Cordage
Debentures Approved
Offer to Preferred Stockholders—
Exchange
11,388,223
1,843,061
the
The
the
plus)
,
with
striate) ito'be offered at
par ,($2
per share),
without underwriting, mThe -ptbeeede • are to be
used to pay for organizational
expenses, for new .equipment, etc« >
•
Bedford
the
15,000
and
129,367
the basis of
on
after 3
to
on
for
20
1072.
140,861,384
16,206,515
$1,322,418 in 1950 and $1,244,325 in 1949.
tAfter
depletion and 'amortization ol $219,902,431
$203,866,691 in 1949.
:• After deducting
$50,000,000 in
$35,350,000 in 1949 U. S.
corporation
11.
England
New
stock:
stockholders
preferred and
p.
61,348,750
of
for
latter,
April
on
173,
52,619,560
depreciation,
held
by
$100)
(par
the
from
was
a ^our^ PaPer mHl
Up also told stockholders
on
carrying
requirements
paper
high prices.
gets into production by the end of the
to satisfy the paper
requirements of all of our
gypsum
was
the
Baker pointed out that National
tt.^Sruc510?
tni&. mill
several
may be somewhat cur¬
shortage of paper and shipping
"This shortage has
already affected our producbecause
year
hourly
at
Of
common
4.376,497
value $25)
ferred stock.
week."
demand
for
the
indications that production
materially
from
a
continuing
this
containers,'
filled
day six days
this
*
stock
par).
NEGEA
5,135,022
and
chased and
$15,320,813
12,251,122
received
were
177,758,668
reserves
for
$16,674,575
—
shares held of record March 26,
$419,808,139 $360,479,057
1950
The
15,662
.
$2,089,529
40,349,930
(par
surplus
in
;
15,701
.
), 1,402,547
6,918,034
Total
1950
1950
$16,690,276 $15,336,475
762.
continuation of
At
for
unions
plants
hours
above
27.
♦
.
company's plants during the past year.
Mr. Baker told the shareholders that the
company still
large backlog of unshipped orders and that all
*'24
25%
March
on
.
the
--"Despite
,■
about
rose
1951
revenues
5,135,022
17,985,583
73,620,450
surplus
Earned
:
reported
shareholders
workers
months
January—
Corp. heads
relining,
Capital stock
New
that, because of the substantially' higher tax
effect, earnings for this period will be about 15% under
last-year's-figure.
•of
2V2
y
1,431,839
share
82,714
40,000,000
series
-
Up—Earnings Off—
V
.
$2,077,916
deemed
National Gypsum Co.—Sales
,
Co.—Earnings—
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co.—Offering to Stock¬
holders Underwritten—This
company, which was organ¬
ized in 1869 and writes fire, inland
marine, ocean marine,
automobile and allied lines of insurance, is
offering to its
stockholders 75,000 shares of capital stock at $37 per
2,050,000
40,000,000
mortgage
532,793
rebuilding and repairs
contingencies, inventories, etc.
p.es. for oper., prior years' taxes and gen. res.
•
acquire
1951, to request
y;
•; 3,179,127
11,100,000
(est.)
gen.
SEC
the
interested persons until April 11,
173, p. 1072.
the application.—V.
income
charges
to
281,916
*
Folding Box Co., Inc.—To Buy Stock—
"
2,345,537
mentioned
300,000
mortgages.™.
money
Neslo Products
National
'
stock, held
shares, or 32{j{% ); Eastern Gas <fc Fuel Associates
32};}% ); and Texas Eastern Transmission Corp, (625
the parent, on March
Hampshire Electric Co.
(no
4,047,517
300,000
$1.—
par
of presently
taxes
to
$29,390,055
.
accruals
taxes
Purchase
"After
Shares Corp., N.
37'/2%
common
$360,479,057
^r-VvV;" 3,616,637
i
taxes
interest
reserves
Mutual
of
excess
company.
*
•
trade
payable,
royalties
Accrued
446,647
1174.
that
expenses
preferred
948,567
12,343,546
.
$635,270
689,689
be in
common
of
revenues ™i.„_™—
bids
No
—V.
First
$8,295,285
1—
stock
New Hampshire Electric Co.—No Bids Received—
1949
New
charges
Miscellaneous
1950
ol
after
14,000,000
...
)
Accrued
172,
1951
In
operating
Net
47,142,913*) 26,364,152
51,631,139
44.056,400
assets
tFederal
-
amount to bring its stock
holdings in
$3,000,000, part of which may be initially
no
event will the total participation of
an
has outstanding 2,265.62 shares of
has given
upon
Operating
Operating
83,952,799
,
January—
of
advances.
now
Operating
20,000,000
_
receivable.
LIABILITIES— ,'
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Month of
■
purchase from Algonquin additional capital stock
New England Telephone & Telegraph
$101,220,136
notes™
Properties
Accounts
i
'
Co.
additional
program.
SHEET, DEC. 31
"
deposit
on
accounts
1
"rV-
1534.'
p.
authorizing
construction
25%).
or
Month
by the three-for-one stock split.
securities—short-term
V'
Chicago, Til,—V.
its
of
stock, $100 par, to be offered at par; or
by temporary non-interest, bearing advances
account, to be subsequently converted into
open
excess
(820.31
Operating
Vs..''-.■
hand
on
Deferred
Bank
Gas Transmission
order
an
19,270,000
Investments
requirements
1734.
National
for
.
$3.65
Inventories
has called for redemption on May 1, 1951, through
sinking fund, $800,000 of its 15-year 3% debentures
1958 at 100%., and. accrued interest.
Payment will be
the
to
26,838,783
$7.85
"Notes
$12,-
the
1.
at
SEC
maximum ol
of
—V. 173, p.
company
of
some
common
common
hearing
a
24,529,848
share_„_„
per
tEarnings
new
(John) Morrell & Co.—Partial Redemption—
operation
of
I
subsidiary, Algonquin
secured
(820.31 shares, or
'
.
purchasers
Electric Association—Affiliate
the
England in Algonquin
shares
1.257,143
39,148,113
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
notes
prospective
"
a
form
by NEGEA
:
income taxes___
Other
outstanding
construction
the
The SEC
43,571,827
68,546,069
:
Marketable
issue
its
to
on
in
.
i'-ti'1'
of
remainder
of
be
not
Algonquin
12,853,292
..
and
proposes to
but
to
in
213.795,520 230,101,169 175,251,250
122,134,017 104,632,938 106,973,186
90,106,223
on
will
Algonquin to
271,100.651
depletion.-
several
are
Gas &
stock.
NEGEA
t- ■
,
there
applied
shares
authorized
■«*
year
gas
77,500
up
1947
r"
the
construction
common
YEARS
1948
*
for
provide
New
<!' :<•'•$ -V
properties
gas
■
;from stockholders
organized
"Includes:
Federal
T'j.■y-vf,'•;
■
been
that
'
29
such funds
;
CALENDAR
FOR
v '•<
.
—
Net earnings
Cash
SEC authorization
promissory
any
537,024,673 424,892,845 436,522,051 328.957,189
540,855,537 427,590,554 439,107,387 330,836,584
and
ASSETS—
of
;
/,,k-y
taxes
Earnings
of
the
company
;
;
ACCOUNT
has
which
Mystic
approximately $8,000,000 of equity capital to finance es¬
of pipeline facilities to
carry on its business as a
transmission company, Algonquin proposes to issue and sell
to its present stockholders, pursuant to
preemptive rights, not In excess
400,000,000 tons cf high
first shipments from the
Co.
these
Uncollectible operating revenues
Montaup Electric Co.—Loan Authorized—
000,000
To
natural
He called attention to National's, acquisition
1955.
INCOME
services
long-term debt
shares
common
company
further
estimates
that
$8,000,000
additional financing in 1952 will be required.—V.
173, p. 1173.
The
include
March
sential
Weir
than
expenses
"Total
also proposes to
Electric Co., 615,400 additional
cash consideration of $4,000,100.
estimated
not
com¬
Camden, New Jersey.
near
believes
This association
on
compariy
Mr.
of
income
.financing by Algonquin to meet the cost
proportion
1952.
net
New England
program
with
In
steel
The
Massachusetts
'
bidding.
issue and
company
a
tons,
1952.
major
and
in
in
Finance—
competitive
applied toward the cost of the construction program of the
and its subsidiaries.
The company's construction program
company
for, 1951
this
the
built
the
Interest and expense
Penn
stock for
common
public
proceeds of the sale of the bonds and additional
to
are
to
its
of its
shares
to
are
current
through
program does
that
income
Deprec.
of
any
more
Wages and salaries
Monongahela Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
war
current
to have
anticipated
is
sales
other
the
in Reserve Mining
the processing of Taconlte.
Materials,
and
*
.
100%,
organized and doing business
(R. I.) and Mystic (Conn.).
but there appears to be no single method
packaging that would be satisfactory to all of the prospective pur¬
chasers.—V. 173, p. 762.
to
6,000,000
end
it
»rr'.
846.
p.
cf
1950
to
of
the
accuracy
CONSOLIDATED
Total
proceeds
total
a
for
plant to be
cumulative
The
tons.
is the largest of
interest
a
amount
ore
and
15%
of
institutional Investors
price.of 100.75% cf the
and 6,000. shares of 4.50%
sold
th*
that
field will be made in
Mobile Gas Service Corp.—Private Financing—
On
'
Co.,
Electrio
all of these gas properties,
began 1951 with a
important steppingf.
„
expansion
Beverly
Co.,
Electric
&
of
Weir
materials, Mr. Weir stated that the new Labradorfield, in which National is interested, has been proved
reasonable
ore,
'
amounted
1950
Mr.
raw
Quebec Iron
with
we
an
levels,"
of
program
result,
a
which is
4,750,000
capacity io
program
fact
peak
$24,559,871, and
program of approximately $130,increased by
250,000
tons
during the
approximately
from
the
our
As
in
at
construction
a
for the proposed
tonnage
agreement Honeywell
problems arising in
$950,000
period
emphasized
grade
,
increase
scheduled
Regarding
the
additions
with
size, National's
for
t
Under
property
started
further
pletion
30,
on
Ingot capacity was
bringing total capacity to
year,
common
March
on
carried
interruption.
ingot capacity
larger goals."
still
toward
was
production
in
000,000.
160,000.
approved
.'.stock to 3,440,000 shares from the present authorized total of 3,300,000.
Both
without
increase
National's
1951
maintaining
organization
improvement
substantial
thorized Debt Increased—New Contract—
to
Gas
It is presently expected that natural gas will be
nearly all the territory in the fall of 1951, and the
historical earnings from manufactured gas
operations are therefore
an
Inappropriate basis for forecasting future earnings.
or
addition
Electric
business:
gas
Suburban Gas &
$413,283.
introduced
Chairman.
Net operating income
Net
after
charges
aggregate
was
100%;
.
.
ar£
100%,
and
Lawrence
gas plant Investment of these companies at Dec.
31, 1950
$23,121,936, of which $21,632,335 represented net plant
the Massachusetts companies, according to the application;
by
the
1950
corporation in 1950 had the highest production,
shipments, sales, net earnings, employment and wage
payments in its history, according to Ernest T. Weir,
$13,280,503 $11,134,565
9,150,176
8,404,617
2,133,867
1,354,042
—
——
■
Operating expenses
net
aggregated
'
—The
•*'
Narragansett
'
companies
-The
2382;
electric
63.46%
owned;
Berkshire Gas Co.,
100%.
Co.,
both
in
Co.,
except Narragansett
$3.60
i
1930,
pp.
engaged
Electric
Power
Co., 100%; Norwood Gas Co., 98.39%;
Blackstone Gas Co., 100%; Central Massachu¬
100%;
100%, and Wachusett Gas Co.,
Companies
Si
All
$8,861,408
.™
Co.,
Co.,
90.42%; Northern
Co., 97.86%; The
$7,997,976
.
Balance
173,
$9,286,528
-
Gas
Gas
Gas
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
Gloucester Gas Light
100;
setts
5,131,781
.
Companies engaged in gas business only: Maiden & Melrose Gas
Co., 97.44% of stock held by NEES; Arlington Gas Light Co.,
owned; Salem Gas Light Co., 92.91%; Northampton Gas Light
Light
$25,931,037 $17,038,917 $19,553,797
18,224.765
7,580,064
6,424,040
taxes
Net
$13,291,917 $11,181,159
11,414'
40,594*
~
operating
(1)
1948
$68,125,235
,
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V.
*1,
YEARS
1949
50,059,002
-
profit
—V,
.
CALENDAR
$75,990,039 $59,439,883
sales™
Gross
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings-
;
of
FOR
1950
Athol
penditures at other mills, will cost an estimated $5,000,000, of which
up to $4,000,000 is available through a five-year loan for which bunk
commitments are
already concluded.; The balance will be provided
from working capital.—V. 173, p. 477.
,
ACCOUNT
sales
Cost
*
its Toledo, O., and Manitowoc,
expand
Net
in order to increase annual productive capacity by more than
barrels each.. This expansion, together with authorized ex¬
.plants
INCOME
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Increase the
authorized commqji stock (no par) from 250,000 shares (222,417 shares
-outstanding) to 500,000 shares. The company has no immediate plans
stockholders
The
o
.
Co.i
2
2
2
2
2
Volume 173
Number 4999
New York Central
•
,
oper.
RR.—Earnings—-• 7rV
By: »opeT?-*xpenses_l^
•;
ry. -oper. rincome__
Net
inc.
•1,227,926 1
fxd.
aft.
i
6,260,559
The-common
of
stockholders1 Of ^record. April
5,> or. such later ;<d»te on
-becomes'-effective/ will • be-given the right to :subScribe; op -pr before April 24 for additional: common" stock on ..basis j?f
.
one
share for each .10 .shares held; ."With oversubscription .privileges!
—A cash adjustment will-be'made-with-respect-to units of less than 10
shares.—V; 173, p. 1277.
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18,101,936
•3,341,107 :".*5,694,278
»5,327,049
•9,363,132
•10,079.298
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' £,'.'$1 "7' 1
;
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«3y428,746
,•4.625.288
dlorth
from
which ^registration
(2)
.
v'
Penn
-plus
cash rpayment
a
Dec.'31,"1950, to the date
For
each
share
„
the
of
class~~"A7
of
11
receive i4 shares of... capital <stoek
equivalent to',$7 per annipn
holder thereof, will be entitled to
f
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1,926;598 i
•8,076-,684
ches.
(1379)
Oklahoma'Gas & Electric/Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
•-
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54.984,862 r 45,197.511- 114,549,629 "95,747,960
oper."
ry.
Net
;
1951-^2 Mos.—1950
47/124,109122,810/188 il03,849,896
53,750,136
revenues....-
Net -rev.t from
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.1 1951—Month—1950" •
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Period End. Feb. 28—
By.
.
.
consummation; -of Step B;
stock
common
df
Pennsylvania
Gas the,holder thereof shall be entitled to receive.!/< share ol-capitalstodk of North Penn;
7"/ '
'7
-
>
.
>.,-.1(3)
For each share of class
the bolder
-
thereof
shall-be
"B" common
entitled
stocle pf Pipnnsylvaniai Gas
a cash payment
of 10c.
receive
to
V 'Pennsylvania' Gas now- owns
120
shares
of
the'stodk bf PennWestern Service Corp., the remaining shares of "which are
owned by
the.SEC, on. March .23 cqveritsJ"other .subsidiaries-.
Upon consummation of Step B "of - the- -plan,'
-ing 2,000 shares.-of- common stock (par '$!),' to- be .offered -at, the
-—thesershares will-bei-donated-back toPenn-Western^;. •-'.
The company on March -16-Announced '-the-'largest- locom'otive order;
market (about $12.12Mj 'Ter'Share) through-Van Alstyner Noel-<fe' Co.,In
its
history: 387 units »of- new-*diesel~electri6 motive power at -a
!,. / After thq. satisfaction, /or! providing /for the
-New
-satisfaction/ of all
York-(acting as broker)/on •'the New . York'Curb Exchange.—
cost pf approximately $64,000,000.
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*
liabilities and expenses -of -Pat ' company,
V. 172, p. 1236.
anyother- asset of- Pa.
/
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.
t <
The
locomotive
order; ^divided among four-manufacturers, is be¬
pompany, Including
cash
and .capital, stock .of/North
Penn,.. shall".
lieved to be also'the largest-ever placed by -any ^railroad.
It consists
y be; surrended ' to North ;:Penn -!and. Pennsylvania Gas -will thereupon
of 270. road freight units,--.30. road passenger units, 54 road 'switchers; 4Pacific Gas & Electric
Co.-^rSecondary Distribution,7-A
dissolye.7The effective date of Step B shall.be the 10th .day following
*nd 33 yard switchers.
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>,-the entry of an appropriate U. S. District Court of an order
«'*.; •'
'
:
seeendary offering of 25,000 shares of common stock (par
approvDelivery of-the new locomotives-is -expected' to -begin -in May 'and
ing and enforcing the terms and provisions of said Step - B,. unless a
$25) was made oh March 26 by Blyth &_Co./ Inc., arid
to be'completed- during- the.-second quarter of 1952. •
-• * -•
•Deficit.
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Olympic Radio
^
Order—7.-^7.
Places Large
-
-
l«-
-
-
».
-
-
*
1
letter of
A
•V
Television, Inc.—Filing With SEC—
notification
filed .with
was1
-
•
.
-
,
..
,
•»
.
.
,
»
—
-
the-diesel*electric-ownership-of the Central -and
of 2,091,100 horsepower.
The locomotives -will -be constructed by the - Electro-Motive Division
of-General Motors Corp.; -the--American Locomotive Co.; Fairbanks,
Morse <& Co.; And Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.—V. 173/p7 966/ -7
-They
will
increase
Its Affiliates -to
,
1,642 units with-a -total
The
preferred
and
stockholders
common
The
will
company
stock
In
exchange
stock
common
also
of
shares
present
371,202
the
for
approved
29
$20
shares
of
May
the
issuance
p. 966.
of
'
•
_•
new
additional
or
series
The
its
;
;
...,
Exchanging Govern¬
of
1967-72,
-
.
the
for
$225,000,000
1263.
Treasury's
bonds
of
'. /
,
site
Station at Dresden
this
corporation's
of
generating unit,
Arnold W.
announced
ager,
The
decision
7.
,
with
Electric
General
The
of
extends
the
Vice-President and General Man¬
facilities
1945
into
entire
which
post
total
will
This
more
this
of
cost
the
be
largest
expansion
war
of
this
kilowatts
550,000
763.
p.
1953,
in
Warren
tions
C.
The
the
of
is
&
Supply
of
,";-7
■
A
also
O.
of
in
Co.
Mr.
established
Peninsula.
A.
these
of
■
Manufacture
spraying
equipment.
Industries,
Bee
distributor;
Coast
Inc.,
also
The
the
Corp.
Plant
line
AQUA-JET
AQUA-JET
Cardox
a
No-Wilt
for
has
and
is
line
of
until
the
up
Governor of the New
Union Bag and Paper
Stock
of
salaried
personnel
173, p. 862.
which
and
the
dividend
no
31,
on
"At
the
1950,
Dec.
loan
to stockholders
agreement
paid
on
owing
and
additional
properties."—V,
the
corporation
electric
Power
V.
Co.,
173,
has
plant
a
in
received
service
non-atfiliate,
authorization
SEC
franchises
and
for
$515,000
to
Oswegatchie
of
Light
&
.
closing'.adjustments.—
plus
.
(par $100)
had
is
to issue additional
proposed
company's
Co.
been
expansion
presently
company.—V.
173,
increased
that
17
of
the
from
to
stock
$225,000,000.
of
Union
Union
of
share
Oil
the
of
Co.
16
the
Co.
of
in
balance
due
168,
1366,
p.
shares of
the
Telegraph
'i
of
the
on
(par $100) and 2,900 shares of common stock
the
A
letter
filed
of
with
the
SEC
PROCEEDS—The
net
the
covering
March
on
mentioned
above
proceeds
are
be used
to
to
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
for
pay
the
erected
at
The company proposes
.
111.,' and
PRE8ENT
and
cumu.
Common
preferred stock ^per $100)__
stock
(no
con¬
Ston-..
•for the
BUSINESS—Company
1950, and will engage
fish
in
organized
the
in
reduction
fish
of
into
May
on
estimated,
will
build
will .'have
an "
a
plant
Stonington,
at
initial- capacity
day,
of
5,
in
The
high-quality
SEC
40
which, it is
of fish meal
'
v
.
Conn.,
tons
'
-
of
See Food
.
The
company
has
on
Financing—•
s
amendments
to
its-articles
of
on
,
to solicit common
April 26, 1951; in favor
incorporation.
,
-
•
".''«
financing,; The-amendmentstotheArtlclesof -Incdrpdratlori,'generally •;
speaking,'-relate to, airiong other1 things/ -certain- 'limitations • on* the •
1277.
limitations
-on;
preferred -stock.
the
series
will
f'
v
,
yet
interior paint that has unusual decorative
rugged durability and washability of an
the appearance and usefulness of a flat
new
with
the
possessing
with
characteristics
distinctive
a
in any room of
use
sheen
that-is
the home.—V.
due
be
April
1,
at
made
1958,
at
173,
and
100% %
Bank
Chemical
the
Y.—V.
&
iow
enough
172, p. 2483.
with the
due April 1, 1966,
7;
$25 par;
issue,
are
to
supplied
be
stock
finance
to
estimated $7,500,000
an
Bids
-
on
•
-
and
■
construction
•
•
p.
•'
-
Chemical
company
per
of
for
issuance
-
,
on
March 20
..
-.
/
7".
' 7*
^
'follows•
7 /• *
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;
„
^
^
^
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■
"* '*•
$10,000,000
first
7,
authorization
to
issue
and
sell
the
March
on
27
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
to
of
$5
per
suppliers
one
"
and
share
preferred
share.
distributors
in /units
of* common-stock
are
to
be
proceeds
The
•
at
offered
to
to
be
are
of
one
share
of
used
to
pay
debt
and
for
v
.'7
'
pre-
$6.75( per unit, and 6,000
suppliers and. distributors
'
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.1
•
Ralston Purina
■
:
Co.—Offering Completed—A secondary
offering of 24,000 shares of common stock (par $25),
which was .made on March 21 at $79.75 per share, has
been completed, it was announced on March 28 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Hill Brothers; and
G.-H.'Walker & Co.—V. 173, p. 1278. •
//Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—Plans Financing—
;
vit
was
announced
on
March 21 .that this corporation
-the New York P. 8, Commission, for •authority'to issue
•
*•"
.7*
SEC
I
(EST)
a.m.
56,000
working capital/
■
450.600
preferred '-stock - ( $7 cumulative-preferred
sT%*-ctmnrtattve'-preferred ■ stockl Lof Pennsylvania - Gas the
For >each -sha*re "-Of"
or
company
and
at
•
••
-present
of
11
(par $5)
ferred
-
-
issue
to
and its subsidiaries, estimated at $23,850,000
1952.—V. 173, p. 1174.
1951 and
covering
shares
7
:-JJnder-StepfB7Pennrsylvania.Gas -will liquidate by- distribution of -its
stock
years
offered
•
'
with
filed
an
up
shares of, 6% -cumulative convertible preferred
and 10,000 shares of common stock (par. $1), of which
40,000 shares of preferred are to be publicly offered at par, 10,000
shares of preferred and
10,000 shares of common stock are to be
liquidation -and dissolution under Section 11
;.v(l)
-See V.173/
the
The
Haven, Pa.—
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Co.—Files Plan—
Sl$S6tS
has received
without underwriting.
working capital.
Y.,
of
it
from
N,
Pyramid Electric Co., Jersey City, N. J.—Files With
a-letter of notification with the
capital stock (no par), to be offered
The proceeds are to be used
of
purchase
the
/
office of The West Penn
4,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
20 filed
shares
for
York
New
7
<
of the company
program
-V
Exchange Commission—
March
on
3,900
share,
Co., Inc.; Lock
/-7.
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, due 1981,
results of competitive bidding; and to issue and sell to
its parent, the West Penn Electric Co,' 200,000 shares of additional
common stock,
po par, for $4,000,000.
" '
The proceeds of the
financing will be applied to the construction
its-new
. v -
of
2382.
'
7
subject to the
stock
acquisition
3
St.,
Broad
company
above-mentioned
by
the SEC an amended .plan
(e) of the Public Utility
Holding Company Act of 1935.
'
7
.7'
Preliminary thereto, and as Step A of the plan, the company will
cause
Allegany Gas Co., Dempseytown Gas Co., and Alum Rock Gas
Co., 100%--controlled -subsidiaries of North Penn Gas Co. (which in
turn is-a 100%-controlled subsidiary of Pennsylvania Gas), to merge into North Penn.
North - Penn's authorized capital stock shall con¬
».
April
50
The
SEC
•
/7
mortgage and collateral trust bonds due 1981.-
connection
•
Co.,
providing for the
the
•
accrued interest..; Payment
Co., 165 Broadway, New
^
received by the company at the
will be
Electric
complete Mine No. 10 in Christian County,
facilities, pursuant to an agreement with Com¬
with
7
Trust
1174.
p.
-Potomac Edison Co.—Bids for Bonds—
to apply the net proceeds from the sale of the
-in-vestmentihrNorth Penn. •'**•''*■<
-
.
p.
from time to time for "new money,"
662.
p.
This company has called for redemption on May i, .next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $783,600 of first mortgage, bonds, 4V/%
statement
sist of 800,000 shares of " theuJan-value .of $5 each/ of which
/,it Ohio Edison -recently -filed a common and preferred stock tfinaiicing
proposal; and the charter amendments vare in contemplation of such* •; shares will be-issued "td Pennsylvania Gas in- exchange-for -its
payment of common stock dividends «=and
of unsecured Indebtedness -and .additional
173,
new
York, N.
.
.■»,-,7>
the
paint,
acquisition of other coal rights in Christian County and $2,000,-
The corporation
of
received EEC -authorization
stockholder Approval At its .annual-meeting
of'certain
/
Machinery & Chemical Corp. above.—V. 173, p. 9.
Ohio Edison Co.—To Vote
.
told
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Partial Redemption—
-
./, 7
.
!
.
products
-
the
covering
$lo
for
,
Ohio-Apex, Inc.—Exchange Offer Extended—
each
for
Files With Securities and
at
company
r
to
Co.
Pedlow-Nease
2,900 shs,
10,000 shs.
Massachusetts
related
its
described
rubber-like
■
"•
meal.
The
per
was
registration
a
-slope Mine No. 40 in Saline County, 111.—V. 172,
Outstanding
5,000 shs."
past.—V.
to make It suitable for
proceeds will be added to working capital in partial
-restoration of amounts expended for other properties, including $750,000
FINANCING
10,000 shs.
par)
.
postage meters and
it is limited in
was introduced by the company on March 28.
1
* :•
product, to be known as W-allhide Rubberized Satin Finish,
by E. -D. Peck, General Paint Manager of the firm, as
having properties never before obtainable in a Wall coating.
"It has
sale of coal to that company
-from certain mines, which agreement obligates the company to acquire
additional mines, facilities and coal rights, a portion of which have
been acquired or are*,in process of acquisition or construction.
The
„
was
Edison
•
5%
the
and
The
is
as the principal underwriter of
Allyn and Co., Inc., of the preferred
on the debentures,
and the offering
A. C.
terms
preferred
appurtenant
monwealth
000
Authorized
approving
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—New Product—
wall
»
Inc. is named
interest rate
••expenditures-required
balance
and equipment of a. fish meal-plant to be
Ington, Conn., and for working capital.
filed
26
and
and- underwriting
-debentures
2, last.
struction
has in
enamel
-amendment.
(no
shares
Stuarti&nCo,
offering/, ;<The
•price
per
notification
March
on
debenture offering,
stock
unit. The selling agent, as additional
compensation for its services, is entitled to purchase an
additional 4,100 shares of common stock at the public
offering price of 10 cents per share.
*
company
Halsey,
•\
Industries, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Stock Offe^edrrCoburn & Middlebrook, Inc., Boston, Mass., on Mai#jb 9
publicly offered 2,900 shares of 5% cumulative preferred
par) at $100.10
of
Exchange
A
revolutionary
qualities combined
weekly
covering $6,OQ0,OOO of sinking fund debentures,
160,000 shared bf"5V2% prior preferred shares,
and
Ocean
stock
it
as
,
.
American's
The
SEC
7 7//
\.7
Stock
on
convertible preferred stock (par $50)
75,000-share limit.
/
con¬
as
-7;/ 77
Peabody Coal Co.—Registers With SEC—
the Northwestern
•
manufacturer
York
the present
tional shares of the preferred stock
has been
$464,377
shares from
ability to secure new
financing at present, since there are no shares of the preferred stock
available for sale.
The company said it wants to issue and sell addi¬
California,
expenses
was
135,000
New
corporation
of
increase in the authorized 4V2%
to
The
Oil
special meeting April 4 will vote
a
an
its
It
finance
Telephone &
American
,
capital
to time to
time
outstanding
763.
p.
authorized
the
from $175,000,000
stock
program.--The
all
owns
Co.—Stock Increased—
Telephone
March
on
SEC
The stockholders at
enable
flight from New York to Nice' will be; extended to Rome on May 1, pioviding four-times-a-week service to the
Italian capital with three flights by way of Paris, and-the fourth on
the southern route.—V. 173, p. 966.
7"
•
Bell
announced
was
7
7
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.
Pan
Northwestern
It
/
Lipscomb, Vice-President
1174.
p.
at the Mean Asset Value (average
corporation on March 23 filed a registration statement with
covering 100,000 shares of. capital stock (par $2.50) to be
at the market through Gammack & Co., New York.
Sec also Fidelity Investment
Associates, Inc. above.—V. 173, p. 1174.
corporation will begin daily servioe to Paris on May 1, Willis G.
Traffic and Sales,-announced on March 23.
7 Three weekly flights are now offered.
Two more will be added
April 10.
77 ;
of
(par $2.50)
offered
The
acquire -all
Offered—Gammack
The
the
.
The
(Del.)—Stock
publicly offered 12,000 shares of capi¬
Registers With SEC— /
American World Airways Corp.—New Service—
Pan
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Acquisition—
;
March 20
(approxi¬
1950^-.
the
on
mately 8.69% of said Mean Asset Value).
present time the liquid
assets of
the corporation total
approximately $60,000. This is not-enough to allow the corporation to
consider
the
development of its
own
properties or
the acquisition
by .Hurst
note offerings represent steps in Piedmont's
financing
acquisition of Duke Power Co.'s gas manufacturing facili¬
area.
The financing also involves a proposed pri¬
$7,500,000 in first mortgage bonds.—V. 173, p. 966,
v/as
March
on
amount of $475,000
to
our
with
shares
any
in the
company
received
/ 7;
of Bid Asset Value and Asked Asset Value) plus a sales
commission equal to 8% of the offering price
working
and
contingencies
improvement of the property,
which $362,975 represents the
of
31,
increase
to
development of some
of other properties.
letter
a
amount
income
with
Dec.
The
shares
payable at the
delivery of $2.75 cumulative
value, at the rate of one share
par
Pioneer Fund, Inc.
& Co.
•
be
can
that
from
used
be
unforeseen
possible
in
the
of
mentioned
unit, plus accrued
be
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.-rTo Sell Preferred Stock-
acquisition
President,
7
terms
loan
the
no
.
above
to
are
against
possible
the
per
the Piedmont
tal stock
5.
proceeds
consider
the
reflects
note
net
$52
The notes will
The stock and
ties in
were
covering
March
on
Mar.
on
related to its
represented by
The employee,
not
and associates
$50 principal amount.
retirement plan for salaried employees.
a
for
568.'
p.
Exchange
negotiated
as
plan.—V.
reserves
to
by 50%.
nection
of
173,
the
SEC
part;.
reduced
commercial
manufactured
V.
In
Co.
of
Williams,
in
California
sale
subsidiary.
Products
set
"Under
continued by Newton Chemical
& Supply Co.
Included are Plantcote, the liquid plastic preservation
for plants, the Alston Chem-Wand weed-killing device, and Early Bird
Chemical Worm Digger.
The company, further-states that it will act
cis
sales agent for additional products,of merit,In future years.
Mr. Newton states that the
company has been
appointed Midwest
East
is
notification
company
said
products handled by No-Wilt will be
And
of
the
Ruth
v
the
Division
Products
New
a
interests.
new
cost
with
the
agri¬
of
Interests
a
Association
salary
letter
capital,
absorbed by Newton Chemical
that
states
Newton
handle
to
the
properties
and formulator
distributor
Del-Mar-Va
the
the
of
plans,
adopted
plan
PROCEEDS—The
company.
No-Wilt Plant Products Co, were recently
been
and
President
recently given the right
to subscribe on or before April 6, 1951 for 1,212,200 addi¬
tional shares of capital stock (par $1) at 20 cents per
share. The offering has been underwritten by Burnham
6 Co., of New York City.
173,
7-.:'7
company,
the
of
a
Palmer Stendel Oil Corp.—Stock Offered—The stock¬
Co.—Expansion—
this
of
former
share¬
110,048
Vilas, prominent New
stock brokerage firm of
a salary in excess of $3,600 a year.
join the plan, contributes 5 % of the excess over $3,600
and the company pays the amount necessary to
to
base
172.
Rights to Stockholders — At the same time, the corpo¬
ration is offering its common stockholders of record
March 29 rights to subscribe to 125,000 additional com¬
mon shares at $4.50
each, in the ratio of one new share
for each two shares held/Subscription warrants will ex¬
pire on April 9. This offering is also being underwritten
by a group managed by White, Weld & Co.
/•/ '/
16.
A.
Mr. Vilas also is
director of the
ana
holders of record March 10
the
kilowatts.—V.
380,000
for each
the
in
produce
-v. .-.'.v
Supply
well-known
a
chemicals
elects
his
generating
program for
Co., Bridge ville, Del., announces the expansion of opera¬
company
cultural
&
President
Newton,
facilities
ard
of
to
company's
Homer
member
A
Sons,
have
he
1950.—V.
31,
Co., Inc.—Notes and Common
share at
the notes.
preferred stock,
7
vate-sale of
directors
contributory
filed
Newton Chemical
Newton & Son
capacity
increase
an
7/7" 77'
/■■.••./
.
company's
is
union, who have
electricity
In
its central
interconnected
system will be increased from about
170,000
kilowatts at the
end of World War II
to
approximately
the
program
&
pension
a
of
amount of
Under
basic
if
its
construction
the
to
board
Gas
one common
on
new
cost.
balance
unit,
The
1953.
to
1953 is about $140,000,000, which more than doubles
the company's property at the beginning of 1945.
through
total
station
]
•
directorate, including one
at the annual meeting April
plans
the
broker.
Past
a
on-Dec.
election of the company by
Director—
a
the
on
mailed
was
for
Exchange
is
two
The
company's
interest
with Local 190 UAWCIO last fall,, provide pensions up to $125-a-month, including primary
Social
Security benefits.
Under these plans, the company pays the
Co.
this
addition
The
He
share
Offered-^White, Weld & Co.
notes and
/
.
Firms.
Corp.—Expansion—
than double
Its present capacity of 92,000 kilowatts was made after completion of
engineering studies which have been under way since last fall when
the
order
for
the
100,000-kilowatt
turbine
generator
was
placed
system,
Stack
Corp.
19.
existing
vote
pension
statement
Lawrence
J.
York
new
the
expand
two
investment
Cyrus
Lake Seneca has been selected as
100,000-kilowatt steam electric
on
Milliken,
March
on
to
/
will
candidate
new
York
2% % bonds.
A
exchange.—V. 171,
/". V
and
proxy
A
of
the
in
;/•,' -•
.
New York State Electric & Gas
Greenidge
issue
new
involved
is
;■
;
v
holders.
March 28 announced that it is exchanging all
United States Government bonds of June and
on
stockholders
candidate,
per
public $1,900,000 of 5%% interim, notes,
due Dec, 31, 1953, and 38,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) in units consisting of $50 principal amount of
2,748,658
-
Two Pension Plans Proposed—
.
.
The
company
December,
the
/.
-■'
The
—
$87.87 V2
•
30 Offered tofhe
$3,841,235
4,000,771
-
<
Packard Motor Car Co.—Vilas to Become
holdings of 2VL<%
total
p.
of
to
Piedmont Natural
Stook
4,389,082
$5,080,896
Net operating income
Net after charges
f.
Bonds—
ment
6,473,679
173, p. 763.
1950,
.%
Operating -taxes
—V.
*
•_
p.
$38,144,003 $33,590,116
-26,589,428
25.359,799
...
!
preferred ^amounted
2482.
*
operating
of flexibility in
preferred stock.—V. 173,
••
Co.
1950
measure
a
-
New York Life Insurance
of
and
"
1951
granted.
Gas ,3s- Electric -Co.'s; capitalization: at -Dec. 71,
20.000
shares- of'the $7 preferred, 1O;O0O< shares of the
'T%':preferred,/! 12,'223 shares of -class -A common -and.224,967 -shares
of • class B common:
Accrued-and unpaid-dividends on both issues of
_
$38,236,424 $33,714,351
reremies_____„_„_i__'
92,421
'
124,235
charter amendments
in May,
*
revenues '
-Uncoilectible
•
the third Tuesday
to
Operating
..
to provide full
voting rights for preferred-stock, share for share with common; a
change in the date for the annual meeting from the. first Wednesday
in
.'consisted, of
,
.
Operating revenues
Operating-expenses -'-J•
;
,
approved
.
Month of January—
value= common
$100 par value
par
"•-Pennsylvania
-
^Pacific Telephone d Telegraph Go.—Earnings—
the
.
1,856,010
outstanding.
stockholders
The
issue
March
on
"
by issuance of five shares for
/ .'
proposed plan to split the common stock
each share held.
.7,
per-
-
'
•
St. Louis RR.—Split Voted—
share, -with ^ dealer's discount;,
share.—V. 173, p. .1277.
.
.
;
,7,'i
of 40-cents :per>
-
New York, Chicago &
stay :of'execution-shaH 'Tiheretofore-have-beeh
at^$32.25
associates
000" of~neW 'flrst
mortgage bonds-and
has applied to
and-ssell $5,000,-
150,000 shares of common
stock
-./(no par).'-;The latter tissue willefirst be'offered to common stockholder*
'
for -subscription
i,\r;The
on.ua -
basis /of
one-share- for- each - seven -sha-res -held.
-offering price of .the common stock-is-'to.-be-rset At-a-later-
V7173,
p.
663.
r
7
.
7.1
\
12
^ommercla^ and Financ^ Chronicle
(1380)
Corp.—Earnings—
Rochester Telephone
■■/':,
Month of January-
revenues Uncollectible operating
revenues
Operating revenues
Operating expenses —
Operating
taxes
—V.
1175.
173, p.
.;
.
(W. A.)
$47 091
47'uyi
Profit-sharing
ees
this
of
Stock Fund, Inc.—^Files With
863,
of
and
sales
rentals
and
royalties
sales,
Net
31/2%
notes
—_—
Sisters. of
the
1
together
then
with
other
outstanding
funds,
1.542,833
CONSOLIDATED
income
•Tividends
paid
on
preferred
paid
Dividends
on
common
shares
Cjmmon
Earnings
5,478,203
3,102,428
stockstock
outstanding————
share
common
per
2,588,8^5
152,105
3,619,500
foreign taxes on income—
Frov, for Federal and
Net
20,148,870
8,525,126
taxes—
income
INCOME
Total
operating
'
for
Prov.
Luilt
with
making
State,
for
100,000
tons
_v
the
of
.•
(/
-
shares for $2,000,000.—
v.?';:;-,
:
..
' 4/'
.
.
:
admitted
to
trading
the
on
.
York
New
March
reported
income
net
of
for
the
from
Income
of
Cost
of
sale
goods
and
per
com¬
;
Co.—Earnings Higher—
'
1950
1951
services."
,;:\;
i
,
and
9,115,325
569,084
administration
$9,946,511
9,328,477
554,378
$270,494
goods
$63,656
70,054
39,594
$9,954,903
expenses.
.
of
sales
$3.58
to
V
services.——
advertising &
net
1950
year
equal
$5,266,442,
2224.
p.
from
from
for
Provision
operations.
income..
Federal
1
income
taxes—
99,482.753
—V.
94,818,857
'profit
173,
$101,440
10.
p.
;
',
v
35,424,838
February—
from railway..._
Net
11,981,914
10,9~6~1~821
9,968,097
261,805
261.805
from
Net
11,260,000
ry.
261,805
adjustments—
Federal taxes
13,895,407
11,715,471
12,433,000
8,961,000
4,708,000
Net
from
Net
ry.
1949
1948
$225,478
$275,344
*17,976
*7,913
*2,936
*27,000
*64,681
*55,204
income
oper.
from
-'
Net
23,125,481
22,725,327
15,227,398
2,302,059
2,251,535
railway—571,867
income
25,427,540
24,976,862
17,881,152
5,769,515
6,037,075
5,991,857
(net),_______
♦Deficit.—V.
423,714
64/439
income—_
2,653,754
operating income
Other
1
*64,400
•
:.■<.'•■ '••'•V
railway
oper.
\
1950
$193,252
22,568
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
10,283,714
taxes_______^—__
income
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
$264,780
Gross
8,445,133'
11,629,900
2,000,000
depreciation
$13,462
'
,
95,578,985
33,879,734
"8,321,616
'
760,128
652,305
100,135,058
expense
10,600
99,000
——
1943
173,
477,485
*8,352
*37,626
"
Gross
income
deductions
Total,
*
581,440
2,966
*96,562
•
% *103,1570
*8,677
*139,464
967.
p.
Net
income
Orig.
stock
6%
rlso
where
the
pointed
of
economics
manufacture
favorable."
are
that St. Regis has acquired an ample
to protect its investment in the enlarged kraft facilities.
The
11
v
northern
be
rnd
diverted
facilities
such
from
mills
manufacture
manufacture
flexible
more
than
kraft
State
the
the
on
are
grades
fouthern
York
New
concentrated
their
C
out
Cum.
the
are
,
mills, the report states.—V. 173,
it
corporation
on
March
19
225,000
shares
of
filed
letter
a
notification
(par $1)
$1.25 per
share, without underwriting. The proceeds
working capital and to retire indebtedness.—V. 167,
'tor
(G. D.)
—V.
after
per
173,
electric
common
share—
for
Prov.
Total
i
♦Based
The
per
taxes
on,
If.
'0%
starting
steel
o
I; -neve
'♦The
and
$1.44
this
April
will
demand
1
still leave
for
our
of
government
materials
us
-
restrictions
civilian
good
a
the-
on
change
during the
coming
remains
at
a
quarter."—V.
2028.
high
171,
p.
income,"
company
;r a«out
•rnued
and
c
earned
during
78.5c per share
outstanding.
In
year.
May
cbtedness.
To
for
mcessary
the
approximate
349,695
of
level
and
replacement
expansion
of
the
it has
equipment
operations
no
during
during
loan
stockholders
rporation
on
March
10
voted
stock
ratify
confirm
and
the
Employees'
Profit
Sharing Trust previously approved
aM authorized by the directors
for the primary purpose of
providing
rvirement
benefits
for
employees.. All
employees
become
eligible
f
completion of five years of service with
the
company
or
its
rwjsidiaries. Falkner C. Broach,
Hugh M. Thralls, and Elmer D. Wilson
have
been
s
named
trustees.—V.
171,
p.
1891.
Servel, Inc.—To Manufacture Electric
Refrigerators—
The
corporation
sale
vw*ieh
in
were
this
on
March
country
previously
27
the
made
for
announced
electric
export
that
it
will
shortly -*offer
refrigerators
absorption-type
markets
only.
has been
ervffs chlef, Produck
the past 25 years
gas-operated
Ifof
"-h*
"
States. SVhf "which more than 3,500,000 have been sold
The,
-
company
e
beyond
the
gas
also
makes
kerosene
models
31,
1950
'
V.
.
assets
fof
mains.
6,765,290
—
9,283,296
7,741,211
.4'
convertible
series.—
First
4
and
Series
Notes
due
Customers'
Taxes
41,335,725V
108,000,000
30,000,000
40,000,000
30,000,000
577,830
--r-r
,.
,
2,747,229
-577,83d
24,168,868
2.291,060
1,477,369
VI,467,994
•.
113,283,760 113,336,567
——1
*
——1
casualty—»
5,976,864
5,976,864
United
~™^h^ar<xlravf PP°rw
tl.:ough larger volume and
11
J.
a.ound
^
the
position ,?f the absorption
lower
i
prices.
hi S^ialfft??htageSi Production
limited for tne present, Mr.
of
Jones
trfid^peCr f May.—V.
of M^°dev
middle
100
173,
electric
States
refrigerator
in
-Contributions
Total
—V.
1;383,336
1,383,236
407,832
-407,832
————————
of
aid
construction——'—-?
2,559,783
78,718
78,718
—
__——
173/ p.
models
will
:
use ln domestic markets will start
p.
1175.
'
..
1949
$5,990,658
1,310,619
4,787,339
accounts
of
receivable
raw
materials,
rebates
...
Insurance
Other
and
other
prepaid expenses———— />
>
'*■
6,635,932
'162,790
a.
96,806
131',571
488,397
assets
710,736
Total. _P2—_____a
$22,470,978 $19,730,195
_
LIABILITIES—
3% %
note
payable to
Notes
payable to
Dividend payable
payable
sales
on
stock
Common
liabilities
contracts,^—
($50
stock
($10
stock
dividend
__L____/__
value)
par
declared
close
of
1950
2,9S0,170
\ 6,078,490
5,540/238
$22,470,978
.
there
stockholders,
170,
53,451
3.-386,550
301,017
u—
/
preferred
,3,386,550
3,010:170
$19,730,195
—
preferrd.—V,
707,798
:
'690,694
.
—
value).
par
•
the
1,975.000
33,866
2,153,122
3,951,417
628,774
/_
income
4%
$2,000,000
1,690,000
—
accrued
surplus
Total
$2,700,000
33,866
and
on
Preferred
and
banks.
company,,
——
taxes
Federal
insurance
an
were
3,108 common stockholders ?ar«d
whom about 500 held both -coirtmun
of
2230.
p.
/.'//..• '
'-/r;
corporation
covering
$5.50
The
proceeds
program.
March
on
shares
54,500
23
of
filed
...
to
are
■■/
be
for
used
letter
a
of
notification
with
.* 645,89^115 651,584,376
-
>:/"
Texas Fund, Inc., Houston, Tex.—Files With
SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
on
300.000
March -26
filed
shares
common
of
a
registration statement with the
stock (par $1) to be offered
Texas & New Orleans RR.-Earnings—
*
1951
1950
V
February—
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
railway_^__ $10,024,000
/ 1,846/497
railway,
oper.
income—.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
^,187,749
.'
-1948
,
2,119,599
•
1,144,787
1,064,661
18,910,453" 19,418,972
20.558,319
5.616,130
(2,160,149
406,279
railway
22/296,280
railway..
oper.
1949
$9,094,993$9,270,635 $10,179,138
T
485,001
-2,730,451
'• 7
'From Jan. 1—
Gross
—V.
173,
The
stock
Proceeds
are
to
Co.—Financing Approved—
company
On March 21 received SEC
-
to
be
offered
for
public
sale
at
competitive
thereof, together with treasury funds to the
be
invested
in
the
purchase
\
5
authcy;ization to issue and
shares of additional common stock, $5 par.
is
p.
5,406,146
4,557,525
4,141,721
1,672,926
••
1,588,615
2,103,826
income.— *
1115.
Texas. & Northern Ry.- -Earnings—
February—
from-
Net
The
the
stock (par
$1), to be offered
Jeffries & Thorndike, Boston - Mass.
working capital and for expansion
common
share through Childs,
per
2,559,783
864.
Southern
/
1950
$5,743,754
1,510,880
Gross
sell 1,000,000
indicated.
5
subsidiary)
-
change
Frequency
The gas
refrigerator will continue to receive
major emphasis in our
f,a es
program,
W. Paul Jones, Servel
President, said.
"The elec-tncally operated refrigerator is being introduced
In the
Canadian
8,022,477
2,747,229
—*
.4.——1—
costs
T
1951.
1,
12,062,467
40,000,000
8,393,290
_
Insurance »and-
paid Feb.
hold
./25.000,00^
12,000,000
.———
—......————;
——
Nil
:
24,542,885
108,000,000
——
^
•
298,017
-
shares
.10
(nett—6,556,726
supplies, work in
process
and finished products, at the lower
'
/.
of cost or market—
8,074,415
Claims
for refund of taxes
and renegotiation
•
and
The
2,291,060
;■
value)
par
________—
Notes
,
————1.—23,730,036.
—
at
each
for
'
../". '.•!■'
25,000,00(jJ
25,000.000
—
.
Subsidence
Cash
Inventories
At
19,042,292
advances and other deferred credits.;
Pensions
(Incl.
.
—:
1————
Reserves:
recorded
ASSETS—
.
4,000,000
100,318,297 100,318.297
6,536,044
6,536,044
accrued
Customers'
stock
common
Land, buildings, machinery, equip. & tools (net)
Common
'
shares
of
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, DEC. 31, 1950 AND 1949
i/j
Earned
bonds—
—
-deposits
accrued
Interest
(30,101-7/10
share
at
(3%)-
payable
Dividends
$5:540,233
301,017
$2.79
SEC
—^
payable
$6,078,490
12,418,850
($12,000,000 to banks)_——_4
payable
135,462
301,017
12,418,850
...
—
1973
135,462
stock—
in
20,000,000
due 1964—
—
due 1973 (3'/a% )..——.——
B,
$5,675,700
39,342,275
3'/4s,
Series A,
5,353,756
Supreme Sunrise Food Exchange, Inc., East
Rockaway,
N. Y.—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission
capital stock——
4—
of
of
*$478,036
outstanding.—
common-share.—
<;tOne
-
-y,.,..-.
on
refunding mortgage
3s, due 1965
Series
Series
'
4,
—1—
surplus
declared
surplus at end of year
per
1,529
,T
4.56%
surplus—premium
$974,731
5,540,238
—39,342,275
Series—.
Common
'
2o;000,000
^—i^>8 41,335.725
'20,000,000
*,V'*w®• 4.-•»>♦,+•
convertible
Earned
-
.
series
4.48%
Paid-in
194,640
Cr250,000
shares
2,747,875
y.
'4
prior—
——
•'
5,656.793
203,976
660,000
year—
dividends
Earned
4,992,408
-
2,747,875
4,000,000
series
**
6,450,816
taxes
dividends paid or declared in cash
Advances
5,976,679
4,992,408
,
value $25 per share—
Preference:
-profits
excess
at beginning of year
contingencies transferred to earned
Earnings
120,633
5,967,378
issues
oustdg.
— „—
the
for
for
Accounts
120" 633
—
"
series
and
Common
.-J———645,891,115 651,584,376
5%
_____
expenses
surplus
'2,000,000
on
;
administrative
and
income
Preferred
,
expense
sold
expense
,
594,865,096 594/865,0.96
4—
.——.—
par
75,840
_____" $38,082,626 $29,711,271
29,793,103
24.587,894
$6,514,969
Company Consolidated
jj •' > ' •• ^
"''
——
Depreciation
tor
DEC.
17,302,385
obligations—
selling
—
Accounts
to
11,287,114
reserves)—I—
(less
4.32%
the
company spent seme $750,000 in 1950.
Funds for payment
■o"
the loan and for these 59 units
of new equipment came in
large
part from cash realized from sale of assets in
areas
where activities
-had been curtailed.
The
6,015,271
18,368,338
■
other
4.08%
$622,000
equipment
new
6,087,646
SHEETS
Cumulative preferred:
stock
outstanding
and
24,455,984
—
Original preferred,
taxes,
paid
goods
general
Profit
+
'
.
LIABILITIES—
Share
after
were
106,844
5,845,166
and
Capital stock,
see
common
balance" of
116,740
136,686
9,570.666
Total
use
we
2,075,599
"
14,286,512
V.,172,
a
accomplished
the
y-ar,
share
a
paid
of
1,569,933
14,286,512
he said.
and
196
$275,000
shares
35c
company
so that at present
provide
the
the
Dividends
1950
f- ? ,?.n-a 10-y™r loan
ri
1950
on
1,593,820
*9,132,340
.
Seismograph Service Corp.—Earned 59 cents
The
15,119,942
.
—
'4.88%
tn
T.
80,291,789
24,863,171
deposits
Capital
"We
manufacture.
profitable
77,338,003
22,769,311
———-'J
,
with
products
in
81,460,658
23,132,665
supplies, at cost———„
Prepaid taxes, - insurance and other expenses—
Deferred charges ——-■
.
because
critical
4,410,000
19,018,005
and
Receivables
Materials
time, he said refrigerator production would be cut about
other
261,805'
261,805
8,700,000
11,653,003 '10,234,173
13,825,545
& taxes
—
Government
S.
Special
1,585,391
will turn part of
its
to the production of streamlined
combat "fuel tanks for F-86
jet fighter planes under a contract with North American AviaInc., John S. Holl, President, announced.
same
261,805
12,050,000
3_
—
9,958,497
f
7,013,583
1950
1,100,000 shares outstanding.
company -within the next two
months
of
♦Loss.
-10,954,500
11,966,345
adjustments
total deductions.
plant
Investments
on
At the
5%'_s.
income
income
107,281
(net).:
j___
'"
'
'utilities
f rbre
8,443,560
BALANCE
$3.32
$1.63
Cost
Selling,
35,723,754
11,260,000
Net income
1949
34,141,893'
______
income, less taxes and exps.__
Interest and miscellaneousGross
1,796,769
share
common
592,374
11,626,802
Oil
$39,639,248 $28,258,895
after income
earnings
♦Earnings
income
Total
800,000
8,320,485
operating income
Other income:
>
^
; I.,
^1.1^—302,98038,420
income
94.818,857
2,000,000
Net
the
other
4.;
sinking
operating expenses
and
broad-
from
taxes)
100,107,314 .'95,411,731
33,036,478
at
other
ASSETS— "4
C'Jles
$
expense
on
interest
ofv acquisition
Amortiz.
Taxes—'all
Seeger Refrigerator Co.—Earnings Higher—
h
incl.
Taxes—Federal
551.
1951
99,482,753
624,561
589,825
,
taxes^
depreciation
income
1948
''■i.C
104,593,323
change
Fed.
received
Reserve
——
basis
Electric
6 Months Ended Feb.-28—
Interest
Earned
1949
104,003,498
revenues
frequency
for
fund
offered
$5.85
240,143
302
$
revenues
$16,333,025 $11,762,765
4,177,782
2,328,010
taxes
(before
casting operations
/
ONLY)
1950
to be used
are
p.
$1.83
1949
$37,672,385 $29,597,011
4,775,750
$2.99
(COMPANY
energy
operating
9.
p.
of electric
Interest, etc.,
_
income
'Earnings
with
be
1950
;?'et sales
ACCOUNT
Operating expenses and
Searle & Co.—Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
7Net
to
7,354,187
<
$2.97
Maintenance
of
stock
common
per
Profit
tCommon
market
covering
Federal
revenues:
Other
the
Seal-Peel, Inc., Van Dyke, Mich.—Files With SEC—
C
640,783
share
common
Total
corporation
The
f
807,539
-.8,598,975
Sales
on
March 21 filed a registration
statement with
80,000 shares of capital stock (no par) to be offeredthrough Scudder Fund Distributors, Inc., Boston, Mass,
proceeds are to be' used for investment.—V. 172, p. 1034.
V
?",
T ,e
Interest
,
Years Ended Dec. 31—
t*»e SEC covering
the
935,359
share-
stock—$1.50
per
Operating
.
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.,
*I>ston, Mass.—Registers With SEC—
'* "
The
'1,851,355
976.000
594,189
Prov.
t
1.785,703
1,839,646
976,005
series—
INCOME
663,
p.
1,785,703
1,769,428
ser.
stock—4.56%
Common
supply
in
1,785,703
series-
conv.
series—
was
j
machines
Crl,154
stock—4.83%
Earned
specialty kraft papers, since
suited to
the produ6tion
high-production
4,749
-
pfd.
by the company
for multiwall .bags
paper
>299,995
Preference
,
better
and
lkrge
wood
stock—4.32%
pfd.
5319,981
11,889,295
1947)
—
Preference stock—4.48%
retained
of
of
It
5'/2%_
and
Cumul.
in
1950
Sales, less returns and allowances
18,939,787
share
per
(retired
(& Canadian .Subs.)—Earnings
Year Ended Dec. 31—
19,658,025
stock—$1.50
pfd.
Preferred
"
fcouth,
V
,—
Stromberg-Carlson Co.
.
This mill is expected to be
"•/■./■./■•V/--./.
be completely integrated,
capacity.
year
a
manufacturing kraft paper and board from pulp which they produce.,
'-"hey will more than double the company's present southern capacity,
consummating a plan which has been under close study and >conrrderation for several years to expand
integrated operations in the
i!
change
local and misc.
Federal
paper by the. middle of 1952. V//
projects, the report points out, will
Both
<-
and
Deductions
32,677,899
——«—
of acquisition
Amort,
.
■
stock
common
•
75,000
Co.,
,
been
recently
company
Profit
104,697,122
revenues
frequency
Provision
,i
.
104,003,498
f
693,624
—_
Maintenance
$0.90
to the net working capital shewn in the balance sheet,
(he company held marketable securities worth $11,095,529 at Dec. 31,
!950, market prices.
••'••'•/'"'
iV,
The kraft paper and board capacity at the Pensacola mill in Florida
i; being increased by 100,000 tons a year through the installation o£
«.
new
paper machine, accompanied by corresponding enlargement of
t ie pulp mill.
Construction was started late in 1950 and the'new.
1
r-achine is expected to start operation early in 1952.
At Jacksonville,
'1 la., a completely new kraft pulp, paper and board mill is now being-
t
of
.
..
In addition
i
t
1949
1950
Operation
capital at Dec. 31, 1950, amounted to $60,261,508, comat the end of 1949, with the increase reflecting
receipt on Nov. 30 of the proceeds from a new $20,000,000 de1 mture issue, for use in the
major expansion program the company
!has under way in the South and which, according to the report,"will
f -eatly
strengthen the company's integrated position in kraft paper
?
'
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Net working
board."
on'
(COMPANY AND SUBSIDIARY COMPANY)
Sales of electric energy
Other operating revenues
ie
fnd
to redeem
jused
were
,
rired with $41,344,760
t
of
Net
798.87;>
$2.10
.
Province
Mercy,
has
Standard Milling
8-888'i>28
5,170,714
—
Power
effective
share.—V.> 172,
mon
Southern California Edison Co.—Annual Report—
9,609,361
11,623,744
before
income
The
$35,632,396
bonds.
$500,000
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Net
."•*
shares lor $5,000,000; Georgia Power
$5,000,000; Gulf Power Co., 40,00 shares for
for
stock
common
Exchange,
Selling,
21,774,958
—
II-I-
shares
of
r
"
3 Months Ended Feb. 28—
proceeds,
The
number
'50,000
26, 1951.
Company has 1,470,000
"shares of common stock, $1 par value, outstanding.
Since first public
distribution of a portion of its stock last September, the company has
paid quarterly dividends of 25 cents a share on Nov. 15, 1950, -and
Feb. 15, 1951.
'
*.
-W'■£
.the
i
992,9ib
1.626,088
income
Oross
InSme changes
-
ng 719H6
20^'.675
1,362,28.,
——
credits
The
Sold—Thos,
February issued and sold $372,000 of
by
shares
financing
in
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc.—Listing, etc.—
,
Stock
.guaranteed
them
Commission also
authorized the
subsidiaries, and the purchase by
of
notes due 1961.
are
Co.,
$2,000,000, and Mississippi
173, p. 1274. '
7
'
.
coupon
March
Operating income
'40%
to
Power
292,400
assist
to
.
V.
.
Detroit.
J??
*
Income
equal
McDonald & Co. in
134,376,511 118,719,14b
expenses
Co.,
'
-..-;;;'f'^
The
Cost
Alabama
Sisters of Mercy, Hammond, Ind.—Notes
l9*9
1980
31—
/' '■
Southern, of the specified
respective subsidiaries: •
This fourth-quarter payment brings the total profit-sharing money
thus distributed to more than $9,000,000 in the last 16 years.—V. 173,
P.
Co. (& Subs.)— Earnings-
St. Regis Paper
".v'//-,.,
companies
operating
programs.
part of
such
program,
the
issuance and sale by the following
their December-Januaryto some 1,800 employ¬
bringing the fiscal year payments to an all-time
checks
company
,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporaton on March 27 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 75,000 shares of capital stock
(par $1), to be offered,
at the market, without underwriting.—V. 172, p. 1833.
Year Ended Dec.
'
;
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Pays 40% Wage Bonus—
high of 27%
(T.) Rowe Price Growth
./
subsidiary
As
February earnings were distributed on March 20
.
(
.■
124 596
$1g?701
67»701
—
—-—,,
.
of
their construction
corporation on March 14 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 125,000 shares of common stock, Mo be offered at $1" per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds will be used to develop
mine and build plant and mill.
$712'444
780498
;131.310
—~t——
charges
after
Net
$1
——
Seattle, Wash.-—
Commission—'
The
■/-
—...
incom^|L^^^_—
Net operating
Files With Securities and Exchange
Jmms
$1,077,357
Operating
stock
Seven Consolidated Gold Mines, Inc.,
'/
^
Monday, April 2, 1951
. . .
extent
of-additional shares of
;
bidding.
required;
common
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
37,956
$92,
21,619
46,
,
20,
98,787
198,
103.265
•
7,252
206,560
■
49,239
104.
46.466
17,935
48,
-
railway
income
$45,243
'
13,225
railway.
p.
1950
$87,928
income.i
1—
oper.
—V. 173,
ZL_
,
railway
oper.
;
1951
railway
—
1176.
(Continued
on
page
51)
<
Volume 173
Number 4999
.
.
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.
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Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Range 'or Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
39% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
share
$ per
54% Jan
1
$ per share
21
41% Mar 15
1
Dec
30
3
27% Dec
29
27% Jan
July 12
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
2
42% Feb
14
38 % Mar 28
36% Dec
21
39% July 14
17% Jan
3
"
30
Jan
Adams
18
July 13
27
Feb
3% Jan
121% Jan
19
2% Jan
3
131
15% Mar 29
23
Dec
28
21% Mar 29
77
Oct
18
74% Jan
5
Jan
29
Mar
Aldens
Inc
2
27
5% Dec
29
3% Feb
27
4% Jan
68
July
3
86% Dec
30
80% Jan
22
87% Jan
2
Sep
8
83% Oct
20
82
4
85% Feb
21
3
2
8 % Jan
Jan
37% Mar 29
18
95
3
11
102
Feb
13
11
Feb
5
10
65% Feb
13
58
21% Mar 29
23% Feb
2
28% Jan
32% Feb
14
Allied
48% Jan
26
Allied
1
Jan
4
32% Jan
13
44% Sep
28
41
Mar 28
16
100% Dec
20
95
Mar 24
28% Jun
5
6
16
93
Feb
47% Jan
Jan
9% Jan
44
27
Dec
29
42 % Mar 15
*101
Feb
47% Jan
23
27
53% Nov 22
49
Jan
2
27
14
Dec
27
13 % Jan
15
30
82
Dec
28
26% Jan
7
66
Jun
14% July 13
68
Dec
27
67% Jun
27
20
85 % Feb
18% Feb
9
57
Jan
22
Dec
30
14% Mar 15
43% Dec
14
39
109% Oct
4
107
14% Apr
8% Apr
21
7% Jan
13
3% Jan
3
30%
42"%
43
42%
43
42%
43%
41
95
95
96
96
8
Mar 28
Mfg Common_No par
preferred
100
21% July 13
38% Dec 19
15% July 17
74
Mar 29
83 % Jan
32% Jan
28
51
Mar 22
40% Jan
2
Feb
Feb
18% Jan
4
22% Feb
22% Jan
25
28% Feb
No par
97
27
7
Jan
8
21
71% Jan
2
16
178% Jun
19
171% Jan
4
101% July 12
?< 32% Jan 13
90
113% Jun
23
111
49% Oct
6
47
Lowest
Jail
10
Jan
•
2
Lowest
$ per share
18
July 13
July ,31
24
17
Jun
$ per
24% Feb
8%
97
Feb
58% Jan
15
27
2
Feb
9
23% Feb
15
18% Jan
5
22% Feb
16
2% Jan
16
3% Jan
2
4
4% Mar 23
93% Oct
3
15%
16
15%
15%
16
85
83
83%
83%
16%
83%
83%
83%
preferred—„100
American Bank Note common
3%%
13
85% Mar 28
17
28
Mar 28
8
96% Jan
16
18% Jan
84
Co
YORK
Foreign Power
$7 preferred
$7 2nd preferred A
10
3
34% Apr
11
9% Apr
13
13
92
26
July 17
16% July 18
3
21% Dec
Nov
13
34
Mar
28
2
17% Jan
16
18
111%
175%
19% Mar 29
11% Nov 22
Mar 22
July 13
47% Dec
29
13
6% Jun 26
23% Aug
1
33% Mar 16
32
36% Jan
43% Mar 14
106% May 17
18% Aug 16
9% Nov
3
*12
Aug
2
11% July 26
104
8
15% Jan
2
x8% Mar 20
10
5
3
27
12 % Jan
2
7% Jan
31% Jan
15
49
Mar 24
70%
Mar 28
14
Jun
5
134% Sep 25
223A Mar 24
145
Jan
13
29% May 1
9
July 14
38
2
153% Mar 30
14
44
8
16
36% Feb
16
1693A Sep
3
Jan
22% Feb
175
73% Nov 24
4
19% Mar
30% Feb
3
Feb
22
7
12
11
38% Jan
135
Jan
15% Mar 17
177
Feb
26
10% Jan
19
39% Mar 27
56
Feb
80% Feb
167
5
13
Jan
1%
28%
28
42%
42
lo
*20%
21%
*20%
25
.25
*91
93
10
423% Feb
14
23
139% Jan
Locomotive
86%
86%
„10
San'y com—No
65% Mar 30
Feb
28
68% Jan 31
146% Jun
30
Jan
16
64% Nov 27
58
Jan
25
66% Feb
9
117% Aug 17
7% Jan
3
121% Mar 28
X117
Jan
15
119 Va Jan
30
140% Mar 29
12% Mar 22
8%
154
preferred
American Stove Co
;
Refining
par
100
5
American Tel & Tel Co
6%
5%
Tobacco
100
25
common
preferred
Viscose
100
Corp com
25
preferred
100
American Water Works Co Inc
American Woolen
Dec
14
99
Jan
Dec
18
81 % Mar 28
94% Jan
2
16% Nov 24
14 % Mar 28
19% Feb
5
87
2
100
1
95
81
5
Nov
21
38% Jan
25
27% Mar 10
40% Dec
28
36% Jan
2
273,; Apr
38% Nov 24
78% Mar 30
107
Mar 16
Feb
106
July 12
110% Mar
8
*51
Jan
12
72% Oct
2
19% Feb
11
36
Nov
17% Dec
7
Dec
106% Mar 27
66 Va Jan
3
18
X31% Mar 15
11
14% Mar 30
20
49% Dec 26
473/a Oct
26% Mar 15
preferred
100
$4 conv prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
44% Feb
13
41
13
Anaconda Wire &
6% Jan
4
47% Mar 29
18
42% Mar 15
120% OCt 23
110% Mar 29
footnotes
see
page 24.
30% Jan
Hock
Cable
Glass
Jan
13
74
Feb
1
38%
Jan
16
Anderson-Prichard
19
Feb
10
Andes Copper Mining
53
Jan
13
51% Jan 29
130
Jan
29
$4 preferred
Anderson-Clayton & Co
Oil
P W Products Co
1^1%
Corp
Inc
Armco Steel Corp common
convertible
32%
7%
35%
20%
8%
37
49
*353A
49
32%
*6%
7%
*48%
32
10
20
5
No par
10
preferred—108
14%
15%
177
•175
88
♦85
*10%
10%
43%
44%
104
104%
17%
18
35%
10%
20Va
20Va
4,300
2%
2%
2%
10,200
86
;
86
*86
49
36%
•,v
14%
14%
9,600
75
75
2,200
54%
6,400
*48%
31%
32%
7
7
49
•48%
32%
32 Va
32%
6,700
6%
7
«3/4
6%
2,100
80
78Va
78%
50
*16%
17%
*17
17%
17Va
17%
1,300
19%
19%
19%
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19%
19%
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101
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88
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44
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104
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18
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105
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19%
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14%
14%
88
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10,600
100
15
5,500
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44%
43%
433/4
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8 3/a
180
3,300
29
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28%
28%
283%
28%
28%
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34%
34%
34%
343/s
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20
19%
19%
18%
34%
19%
34%
19%
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183/4
51,600
15
14%
14%
143/4
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38,000
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15 Va
177
8%
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; 175
175
♦175
177%
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8
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157%
158 %
155%
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154%
154%
153%
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40%
40%
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40%
138
32
32%
32
32%
3,800
351/2
35%
35%
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13%
3,700
63
1,500
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136
*136
32%
32%
31%
36%
36%
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13
64%
64%
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21 %
21%
154
154%
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64 %
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:
105 %
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9
3,300
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,
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15
60% 61%
118% 119
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138
32% 32%
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35%
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13
43
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15
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75
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177
72
72%
157% 159%
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37
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88
200
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8
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37
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133
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32%
36
13
62%
133
21%
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153%
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64
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61
118%
9
64'A
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64
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72
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119
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132
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64
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21%
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63%
100
1,500
154
23,200
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8,800
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119
119
280
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13,100
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104
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106
39 A
106
105%
105%
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84%
83
81 Va
81 Va
81%
81 VB
15 %
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15 A
81
15
15%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15 Va
7,600
80'A
81
80
80%
80
80
78%
78%
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40%
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38%
39%
38%
39%
39
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37%
37%
38%
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27
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70 A
33%
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72% 72 ,4
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113% 113%
27
20
20%
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23%
80
6%
17%
19%
-c28%
Shares
6%
23%
54%
17%
19%
»«0 35%
$ per share
7
23
*
12%
12%
65
66
*131
133
*21%
21%
154% 154%
64%
64 %
140% 140%
61
61
118% 118%
9
9
38%
41
*105% 106%
35
85
15 Va
15'A
60%
81
39%
38
.
r.
Sales for
the Week
*42 Va
19%
8%
2,900
Friday
55%
17%
:
4,500
48 Va
»|ar. 30
42%
*78
*8%
127
47%
7
78
17%
0%
j28%
_
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
4%%
50
No par
6.25
110
A
25
Corp—
Common
30
8% Jan 22
5
No par
1%
Anchor
28% Dec 28
common
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
Feb
14%
18
127
54%
20
v
20
'
<J6. '
2%
%
*100
100
American Sumatra Tobacco
American
32%
10%
220
42
15%
No par
com
preferred.
American
♦48%
49
44%
900
>31,800
91%
*211
7%
49
78
'
220
400
<
'
12%
82
•104
893/4
55%
20%
10%
93
7
19%
44%
24%
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91%
20%
*24Va
55%
17%
104%
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*
93
*42'/a
101%
100
6
20
7%
56
15
71
73
158% 159%
*40%
41 %
*136
138
32% 32%
3
May
42%
7%
*100
25
10% Feb
Apr
*42 Yb
7%
15%
100
46% Jah
63
42%
20%
No par
common
Mar 30
84
•56%
7%
100%
Amer Smelt &
Mar 28
46% Dec
55%
*41%
20%
*175
38
28
42
preferred
.100
5
Safety Razor
Seating Co
No par
American Ship Building Co„No par
18
21% Feb
56%
42
14%
American
2
Mar
56%
44%
24 Va
COO
19%
■
14%
100%
American
16
54% Nov
158
86%
*10%
20%
*6%
2%
21%
2
158
2V4
15%
10
25
2%
101%
59% Jan
Jan
%
74%
55%
*85
.:•£ 2,200
*22
20%
20%
7%
com
6%
14%
88
1,600
421/4
Thursday
23
19%
*100%
11% Jan
150
6%
*22
1
11
9
6%
23
74
*85
28%
42
Mar. 29
85 Va
.100
28%
42%
520
7,100
S per shore
Mar. 28
74%
15
28 Va
88%
$ per share
15
No par
743/4
24%
Wednesday
86%
17%
19%
743/4
PRICES
14%
17%
74
48%
86%
19%
31%
127%
20%
20
2
86%
32
3,600
111%
175
31
48
15%
32%
6,400
110"%
122
74%
32%
15,600
6%
175
<*y
14%
P; 18
1%
.
2%
♦48%
1,400
13
31%
124
74%
49
6%
175%
4a %
SALE
107
12%
6%
122%
75%
*48%
107
13
*211
15%
7%
107
20%
90%
15%
7%
2.400
212
.100
common—
com
No par
1613/4 May 20
76% Jan
9
20%
2%
86%
401/4
*91%
75 %
com__
—1
-50
20
40
42%
93
*204
40%
'
2%
No oar
23% Feb
Mar. 27
$ per share
2%
—_
6
Tuesday
per share
No par
No par
American Molasses Co
—1 Mol
8% •
American Natural Gas Co_—No par Ntt j28%
American News Co
No par
35%
American Power & Light—No par ?^v20
American Sugar
HIGH
Mar. 26
i $
20%
American Stores Co
13
AND
20%
American Steel Foundries
3
Monday
125
;
5U%
.40c
15
133/a Mar 10
50
6%
19
20% Jan
*6%
Amer Metal Products Co———_. —2
non-cum
122%
50%
♦22%
38 3/g Feb
3
119
50%
6%
37% Jan
223/4 Feb
118
51%
23 Va
10
138
119
220
♦208
*6%
31% Mar 28
31
208
$ per share
*104
6%
87%
208
51%
.100
Refg
preferred
91
♦22%
4%% preferred
1%
86%
86 %
*198
10,000
28%
<
241/4
*91%
7
Amer Machine & Metals
No par
American Metal Co Ltd com_No par
American Snuff Co
241/4
93
21
110
15'/a
74
20%
25
93
,..
23
-
Amer Rad & Std
20%
24%
93
23
1
323/4 Jan
Mar
119
♦20%
24%
<
85%
86%
Mar. 21
18
Feb
85%
*198
*91
LOW
preferred
Fdry
3.90% preferred
2
70
•
21
*24%
.
60%
14%
31
42 %
10
♦58%
15%
107
28 %
42%
60%
40%
^
28%
preferred
preferred
75
42%
SS Co
Amer Mach Sc
9
2
Jan
75%
*74
28%
24
131
75%
42%
Nov
60% Aug 17
136% Oct 13
75%
30%
28%
123/4 Jan
,
32%
42%
35% Dec
•
32 %
29%
.„
31
12
53% Dec
16
12% Feb
50% Jan
106% Jan
16% Jan
28
3
51% Mar 16
5% July 13
39% Mar 30
Jan
27% Jan
33% Jan
22% May 23
16% May 12
185
Apr 24
9% Jan 11
175% July 18
Mar
76
175%
32%
*74%
76
177%
31%
32%
4,600
*53%
X15
107%
28%
American
105
21
25
11
non-cum
107
*42%
24% Feb
10% Jan
3
Oct
■112%
19% Mar 26
29
For
111
175%
31%
112%
177
American International Corp-No par
American Investment Co of Ill1
88
3
112%
174%
111
178
7
8
Jan
111
177
112 %
31%
*78
Jan
89
113 %
111%
*177
7
86
4
6%
80
90
4
15
12%
6%
7
78
Feb
131/4
6%
♦77
17
9% Jan
12%
6%
.100
Jan
99% Mar 13
& Electric
convertible
6%
29
3
12%
6%
—1
Jan
33% July 14
26 Va Jan 13
12%
6%
No par
17% Jan
22
6%
24
17% Jan
18% July 13
12%
6%
6%
American Ice Co common
Jan
2
5
107%
12%
6%
American Home Products
86
14% Jan
8
107%
13
12%
9
2
17% May 12
Mar
40%
24
8% Jan
Jan
16
7
101
23
6% Jan
78
28
25% Oct
3
29% Jan
Mar 29
16% Dec
9
12% July 12
61
40%
107%
40%
107%
No par
_No par
Co
-10
preferrea
51% Jan
5% Feb 14
40%
...
com
49
13
.
40%
Amer &
46% Jun
3
40%
No par
American Hawaiian
62 3/4 July 26
41
108
Saturday
American Hide & Leather
146% Jan
41
108
»£>.■■.
2
30
59%
16
STOCK
9
47 % Mar
18
15%
■ft.,
Jan
11
17%
18%
59%
16%
20
Jan
Dec
18
17%
59 %
Distilling Co
American Gas
17%
18%
com
9
56% Mar 22
1,500
16
100
50
29
83%
18
No par
Co
Mar 24
29
83%
59%
European Secur
American Export Lines Inc_
$6
84
18
American Encaustic Tiling
V
47,400
83%
16%
25
American
16
15%
59%
Par
1
Jan
15V4
15%
preferred series A_100
preferred series B_100
conv
500
15%
17%
1
700
15%
,
53%
59 %
1
1,200
172
53Va
16%
common
American Cyanamid
American
*168
2,800
17%
53%
18
100
39
17%
172
1,200
4
•38
8.HJ0
53%
59%
com—_No par
43%
4
15%
preferred
Co
Chicle
conv
4
17%
17%
prior preferred
3%%
*168
43%
38%
59%
American Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4%%
17%
2
Broadcasting Co Inc
& Radio Corp
American
4
♦38
10
Corp
Mar 28
8% Dec
30
83%
4
40
«
43%
—50
preferred
7
18% Jun
*38
16%
42
25
27
40
15%
51% Jan
Jun
*38
54%
55% Mar 22
38 % Jan
50
168%
45% Aug 25
128
4,300
54%
44% July 12
43% July 26
4% Jan
3
37 Va Dec
87%
167%
EXCHANGE
4
74
July
xl57VaApr
86%
$ per share
5% Jan
14% Feb
50
87%
55
NEW
21% Jan
79% Oct
28% Dec
86%
169%
127% Mar 29
24
25% Mar 22
Aug
87%
55
2
May 19
Nov
64
14% Dec
86%
169 %
Highest
share
2y8 July 13
64 % Jan
3
12 % July 12
5% Jan
87%
55%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
29
1,300
87
4
(The)
STOCKS
Year 1950
104
87
4
166%
Range for Previous
Jan
86%
4
A
*54%
202% Mar 22
13% July
81% July
87%
4
166%
91% Mar 29
115% Jan
Dec
87
1
com
166
54%
24
25% Dec
x45
Oct
6% Nov
941/4
353/4
*163
54%
9
23
Mar 14
76% Nov
75
94V4
35%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
1
21
23
8
25% Aug
94%
36
43%
17%
9
30% Nov 27
30
Jan
94%
36
43%
4
18
13
6 %
95
36%
7% preferred
100
American Car & Fdry com—No par
7% preferred
lOO
American Chain & Cable
—No par
Jan
49
43%
35%
17%
18
300
*94%
*38
19
96
94%
185
Jan
*95 Va
43%
American
39% Jan
96
36%
American Can
30 % Mar 28
96
400
43
American Cable
174% Mar 28
5,800
36
2
18
700
413/4
94%
5
18
30%
41%
36
7% Mar
17
♦30 Va
42
94%
13% Mar
Feb
30%
41%
96
43%
113% Mar 27
Oct
30
427/a
94%
2
Jan
30%
36
2
79
1,800
43
10
35
12,100
13,300
4
Co
38%
100
21%
17%
Shoe
86
38 Va
*96 Va
62V4
40
convertible
1,600
21%
4
Brake
23,000
613/a
♦17%
4%
•82
38%
60
3%
62
•38
Amer
86
100
76
82
21%
17%
6
3%
82
21%
40
6%
*75%
3%
82
61%
17%
American Bosch
3,600
36 %
preferred
conv
11,100
95%
:
Sugar Co
cum
3
22
10%
17%
3%%
76
160
3
22
3
22%
10%
17%
convertible
12,200
44 %
6% Jan
190
62%
21%
450
27 3/a
10%
1
6%
Amalgamated
16
Jan
61%
52 Va
131
36%
10% Jan
26
17% Jun
44'/a Feb
114
10%
27%
131
43%
>
Amerada Petroleum
7
19
•92
10%
21%
.
*51%
94%
93% Jan
5
81% May
Mar
97
•82
•96%
52
27 Va
131
No par
21
27
Jun
55 % Jun
61
17% Jan
conv
*94
15,400
37%
99
10%
11
3%
38%
*96%
10%
*81%
86
38
99
10%
•75%
82%
•82
39%
30%
120% May 24
90% July 26
July
Jan
86
38%
•96%
22%
3%%
9
2
8
101 % Feb
22
13
5
30 Va July
178
Jan
16 % Jan
16
10 % Jun
78
16% Mar 22
*82
39%
100
62%
Alpha Portland Cement
23
60% Feb
Jun
9% Jun
86
38%
*96
62%
Allis-Chalmers
5
26
4o
100
24,200
3
'
39
*96
*10%
26%
21%
4
3%
♦82
83
30%
Amalgamated Leather Co
Feb
4
82%,
*21%
Aluminium Limited
Jan
3%
82%
30%
3
19
85
4
♦82
22%
5
41
3%
*81
26
26%
76
4
500
26%
52
23
*75%
30%
5% Jan
177% Feb
22%
76%
*21%
100% Jan
3
23%
76%
50%
*128
3%
22%
76%
82%
*82
2%
22%
•50
10%
27 Va
75%
31
3% Mar 15
15
3%
♦
400
50%
25%
131
22%
76%
82%
3%
22%
29
Jan
23
3%
*30%
5% Dec
17% Mar 30
23
*75
3%
•50
52%
27
*128
5
Mar 13
40
3
*52
27%
131
No par
Mills
Jan
160% Jan
3
52%
27%
*128
10%
93% Mar 15
30
3
52
27%
131
10%
84
26
52%
27%
131
10%
35
Jan
52
27%
134
63%
11
40
10
"
10%
22
161% Dec
52
27%
62%
20
2
52
*131
10%
10%
Dec
40
11
l
98
Aug 16
38%
10%
No par
99% Dec
36
38%
26%
100
Dye
38% Jan
100% Mar
38%
25%
•39
63%
&
May 31
July
5
3
3,000
38%
26%
11
41
63
*21%
Chemical
4%
5
27%
26%
Allied Kid Co
11
27%'
10%
_5
July 13
Jan
27%
27
*40
10b
63 %
37% Feb
27%
10%
ww
81% July 12
100
3,200
27%
39%
26%
common
preferred
30
3
27%
38%
11%
28%.
Stores Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Allied
9
29%
27%
Allen Industries Inc
9
29 Va
10%
Allegheny Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
ico
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
30% Jun
1
26% Dec
19
Nov
2
11% May 27
60% Aug 24
23% Dec 22
3
63% Nov
19
47% Dec
100
Jan
29%
26%
50
9
74
29
__1
No par
27% Feb
4%%
29%
50%
w w
Inc
Alaska
Feb
2,800
29
50%
Alabama <fc
80
; <
40%
8,200
4%
50%
com
19
3% Jan
28
45%
43/4
1
Equipment
Air Reduction
7
27%
44%
4%
50%
Vlcksburg Ry
Juneau Gold Mining
2
67% Jan
4
31
26% Mar 29
1
28
45%
4%
50%
$3 preferred
121
27%
44%
4%
50%
52% Mar 27
18
29%
Shares
46%
51%
11% Mar 22
47% Jan
29%
$ per share
4%
*50%
Admiral Corp
Affiliated Gas
9
29%
Sales for
the Week
$ nershare
45%
5
41
26
,
29%
29%
46%
"40
29% Feb
3
*4%
Friday
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
No par
Adams-Mlllis Corp
22% Jan
Jan
45%
4%
Thursday
Mar. 28
$ per Share
28
17
9
45%
4%
4%
29%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp„ 10
13% Mar 15
44
Wednesday
1
14
2
44%
4%
10
Co
56% Feb
28% Nov
21% Jan
Express
44
a
2.50
39% Apr
5
89% Mar
Laboratories
ACF-Rrill Motors Co
Acme Steel Co
50% Mar 28
20% July 13
2% Jun
Abbott
29
28% Mar 22
43
$ per share
PRICES
Mar. 27
$ per share,
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 26
S per share
Par
1
15
55%'Mar
2 Yt
6% Jan
33% Jan
HIGH
Monday
Mar. 24
53% Nov
7% Julv 26
48% Dec 15
110 % Jan
4% Mar 15
AND
Saturday
\
48% Mar 27
2
18
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
2% Feb
>
NEW YORK
Highest
19 % Jan
6
13
7-
38-ia
nrT
48 %
49
43
43 A
112 A 112,2
•81
104
*81%
105
400
83
110
1,200
3,500
106%
106%
*106
108
*106
108
•106
: 71%
71%
73
74
72
72
72
733/4
2,600
i33%
33%
32%
33
32%
323/4
32 3/a
33%
8,000
15%
*14%
,•14%
*7%
49
7%
49
*7
48
15
7%
48
*14
14V2
14%
*7Va
73/a
7%
47%
47%
*47iA
43
43%
42%
43%
42%
43 Va
112
112%
♦110%
112%
110%
110%
43
111%
108
14%
7%
48
•
150
100
200
1,000
43%
20,400
111%
340
The Commercial and Financial
14
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April 2, 1951
(1382)
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Year
Previous
1950
S per
7% Jan
39% July 26
100% Mar 13
46% Jan
8
112
Mar 16
117% Feb
8
11
19% Feb
9
4
13% Feb
23% Jan
11
26% Feb
26
27% Jan
2
33% Feb
9
27% Jan
2
32% Feb
10
19% Jan
2
25
Feb
2
108% Jan
10
115
19
102% Jan
4
July 17
July 12
Mar 10
20% Sep
3
118
25
Oct 31
4
109
Oct
Apr
98
152% Dec
16
103% Jan
19
Mar 30
114% Mar 30
2
41% Jan
3
50% Feb
26
150% Jan
25
177% Feb
3
109% Jan 30
115% Feb
8
111% Dec 30
21% Jun 12
27
*17% Dec
18% Jan
82
Feb
7
93% Feb
27
41
Jan
13
70% Dec
28
Jan
28
86
NOV
18
83
Jan
4
95
Nov
6
92 V* Jan
18
75% Dec
18
60% Jan
4
75 % Jan
13
98% Mar 29
105% Jan
17
Jun
27
36% Jan
24
5
:
105% Nov 27
28% Sep
5
40
Dec
Feb
2
116
Dec
27
July
15
30
29
16
5% Jun
29
14% Jan
11% Jan
10
13% Jan
30
Babbitt
12% Mar 28
15 % Jan
22
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
20%-Feb
8
Jan
26
25% July 26
-23% Feb
19% Oct
18
17% Jan
2
Feb
10
109% Oct
5
92% Jan
30
34% Jan
13
53% Dec
15
3
18
21% Jan
10
80% Jan
10
84% Jan
2% Jan 11
1% Jan
2
33% Jan
2
2
15% Jan
25
$ per
11%
1,100
12%
12%
30,700
19
20
19%
18%
19%
85,500
38
39%
38%
38%
38 %
39%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
13,300
100
21
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
1,900
50
71
preferred
non-cum
preferred
5%
preferred
Corp
Creek
Bell & Howell
1
5'
7% preferred 11
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
16
7
'
STOCKS
.
$ per share
3c Decker
8
18% Jan
2
21% Feb
6
18
39% Jan
25
56
Feb
13
35% Dec
18
33
Jan
24
37% Mar 12
44 Y* Jan
3
Bon
Jan
10
39
Jan
11
8
X24% Jan
12
12% Jan
5
16
Jan
15
13
17 Y* Oct
19
15% Mar 29
19
Jan
17
12
45
July 17
49
55
Feb
15
97% Apr
1
73% May 26
19 % Jan
8
■
9
5%
29% Feb
13% Dec
27
12% Jan
10
Jun
27
32% Jan 26
23% Jan
3
36
7% Mar 10
15 Y* Nov 27
13% Jan
2
20
16% Mar
147/a Mar 27
Feb
14
1
34% Mar 16
Maine
&
17%
July 10
101
25% Feb 11
20
28
Feb
Jan
23 Y* Jan
,2
.1
12
123
Feb
,
16% Jan
2
24
16%
25
84% Mar 13
20
39%. Jan
Buffalo
23
Bullard
47% Feb
19
Bulova
38% Feb
24
Burlington Mills Corp common
38% Jan
2
29% Jan
10
21% Mar 29
12% July 13
3
7
13
July 12
100
Dec
1
*21
Apr
26
10 Ye Dec
24
88
Oct
Mar 28
Jan
13"% Jan
27
Oct
-
84
10%
'Jan
123% Jan
25
15
2
19
29
Jan
31
4%
26
3 % %
18
Feb
29
Mar
9
28
83% Jan
13
88
8% Dec 27
5
24% Jan
22% Jan
105%
24
Oct
27
101% Jan
5
24
Jan
8
3
13
9
Butte
3
109
Mar 28
■31% Mar
7
5
58% Dec
19
56 V2 Jan
30
3% Dec
29
3 % Jan
25
5% Feb
10
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
9
28
8% Dec
28
27
26% Dec
21
12 Yb Feb
24
8% July 13
04
July 14
106
*
Feb
j
25
Mar 15
11% Jan
28
100
Jan
66
Mar
7
29% Jan 10
5
13% Jan
5
108% Mar
19
6
,
&
Callahan
Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead
9
41% Jan
2
21 % Dec
11
15% Jan
4
13% Mar 30
22% Dec
20
21% Jan
2
29% Feb
13
43% Apr
3
60
Dec
20
52 y4 Mar 30
61
Feb
16
14% July 13
19
Dec
12
17% Jan
22% Feb
5
62
57% May 15
54
Jan
18
55% Mar
7
14% Dec
12% Jan
10
17% Mar 22
19% Feb
Carey (Philip)
14
14
13
^July26
28
20% May
For footnotes
see
page
1
24.
16
Jan
2
40%
41
*50%
51
52
48
Feb
19% Feb
14
13
23
12%
12%
12%
12%
50
50
*102%
103
*50
102%
103
22
22
22
22%
21%
21%
•21
'21%
21%
124%
*123%
124
17%
16%
17
17
85
85%
*85%
86%
*85
12%
50
8674
*32%
20%
21
26 V*
40
*21%
21%
1,100
20%
20%
20%
6,700
123%
123%
17%
1
1
JO
86
40
39%
40
40
27%"
27%
27%
27%
42%
41%
41%
41
21%
22 %
21%
951/2
95%
♦94%
*87
90
13%
*87
'.BY*
■*
.
26%
*106 %
*123 v
f
130
V
129%
-
13%
13% -13%
13%
88
-
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8
8%
8
26%
26%
26%
108
*86
88
*87
8%
27,
108
16%
13%
13 74
13%
13%
130
*87
16%
16%
16%
108
..
17%
13%
60%
17
18%
18%
61%
3%
9%
:
16
29%
29%
29%
3%
9%
26
26 A
12% 12%
104'A 104%
*44
45
13%
,
29
61%
3%
9%
26 A
105
*44
16%
8%
27'A
.
94 •;
29%
62
3%
9%
26/2
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105
45
94
*85
13%
7%
7%
.26%
•
28%
61
3%
8%
26
29%
61%
3%
9%
26
4
*18
18
/4
17,2
24%
53%
19%
-54%
16%
18%
25%
53%
19Yb
54%
17
18%
23%
53'A
19Yb
*54
15%
18%
;
126%
17%
24%
53%
19Yb
55
16%
18%
16%
13
13
127%
13% y 13 %
7%
26
8
'
•*.-
16%
21,600
13
1,600
80
128%
13%
13%
*85
...
7%
26
26%
109
108%
5,200-;
37
8
V'
4,700
26%
1,900
160 f
109
2o%
28%
28%
28%
61%
62%
63
3¥a
3%
8¥a
,9
90
90
*126%
.:
87
'103%
109
104 A 105
*43% 45
13
16%
*85
26%
18
54%
15%
18%
15,600
90
88
24%
54
19%
54%
16%
18%
>
700
21%
95
16%
128%
13%
109
.
21%
*85
13%
*13
♦86
88
1
*93%
17
24%
54
*19
3.700
90
18
-
800
27%
94 *
94
128%
130
108
'
♦87
90
'
29%
40%
41%
21%
40%
7,300
96
90
300
27%
41
22%
*39%
15,500
*40%
27%
42%
96
40
16%
86
27%
*87
124
16%
867/a
*85%
33%
*13%
*123
17
16%
86%
40
■=■94%
300
21%
27%
42
3,800
50
102%
40
32%
100
*100%
26%
42
*128
50
51
40
34
2,800
;•■'■
102%
27
-
10
42%
52
12% .12%-
12%
12%
3,300
*100%
41
42%
16%
*50
400
31%
20%
'•
123
16%
*85
42
41%
33%
101 %
21%
22
123
31%
*99
52
*50
102%
'101
21%
17i/4
33%
40%
12%
21%
9,100
3,700
*50
50
123%
15
33%
31%
12%
17
.
15
33%
101 %
50%
540
:
15%
31
50%
31
33%
33
41
1,200
33%
*99
50%
V
2,100
14%
*
33
40%
123
-
10,100
31%
52
22
700
14 %
101 %
41i/4
102%
27%
22
*40
,
Mfg Co
,41
*50%
50%
No par
-
Capital Airlines Inc_
Sep
8% Jan
*101%
41Y*
61
61
3%
3%
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
5
; 9%
9%
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
26Y* 26%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
'
12%
12%
$4.25 conv preferred
'
No par i *104% 106
Canada Southern Ry Co
100 <
*44
45
Canadian Breweries Ltd.
No par
*18%
18%
Canadian Pacific Ry—J
25
24%
25%
Cannon Mills
No par ;
*54%
56'%
Capital Admin class A common
1
19%
19%
$3 preferred A
10
*54%
55
C-^nfornia
43% Oct
2
103%
103%
33%
Zinc
5
Jan
331%
*123%
preferred
Copper
15% Nov 30
40
*32%
.
15%
48%
30%
33%
•
15%
31
33 %
33
4,500 .;
*26%
30%
15%:
31%
V
;
*47%
31%
'100
68%,
98
15%
14
33%
v
W 3.100/
47%
14%
14%
31%
67%
*95%
14
33%
101%
48%
7,100:
2.300
10%
'
14%
33%
33%
31%
760 ;
"...
15%
.
.15%
101%
-
13/
•
49i;
-
28
15%
31%
2,500
W1 650 y
47%
157/a
47%
;
24,900
V;V
16%
15%
'10%
l.ioo;
27% / 27%
15%
47%
*27%
33%
22%
t
Byers Co ( A ;M) common
4%%
;
98
14%
42 %
—100
,
5
No par
7%
participating preferred—.100
Byron Jackson Co
No par
Feb
8
Feb
common
68
33%
*102%
preferred—100 »'
I
15
9% Jan
1% Feb
4
Bros
67%
*95%.
98
14%
12%
*uu
28% Mar
34% Feb
17% Jun
Butler
•68%
*95
33V4
*50
{
100
7%
;
28
V
15
5 /
preferred
i6
48%
50
31%
*
;
preferred
Bush Term Bldg
9
15% Feb
Jan
Inc
V;
49%
.
1474
*50%
:
Burroughs Adding Machine__No par
Bush
Terminal
J
5
14% Jan
132
10
2
Co
98
>
39%'
*12%y
11
49%
67%
69
Viiyy
.11
34
*39 v
39 V
,,
"
5,000''■
•'•
-
'
31%
33%
:'34V
12%*' 12%
.15% ;; 15%
-
14%
22% Mar 27
87% Feb
100
12% Jan
7% Mar 15
Watch
y
i6::
31%
41
No par
Co
13
15%
14%
*102
No par
1
preferred
Forge Co.
19
12%
31 %
31
v
' 34
T
13%
31%
48%.
•
48%
u
16%/
31%
■.,
47%
'
v.
14%
;v
19
39
31%
31
No par
30% Feb
21
15% May
$5
■*
27%
19
33%
49%
*48%
;y
27%
19%
...»
39%
-
49%
16
16
48%
14%
34%
-
10%
68%
17%
14%
4R%
34
16%
14%
39
34%
39%'
11%
*95
:.
1,000
5,300
17%
19
U
14
*32%
__5
100
common
common
An %
■
14%
1
45% Jan
30% Dec 28
94
(The) Co
98
*27
19
11
:
68%
16
/.
27%
33 %
40
2
38% Oct
25
Erie, Co
preferred
7%
19 "
31%
a
common.,—15
Mar 14
26
92 % July
Inc
Co
14%
19
13
34
14%
14
Np par
Budd
2
91% Jan
preferred
conv
V
157/4
Shares
34
33%
.17
17%
15
*'■
lb%
.
49%
47%
16%
48%
27%
No par
;
68%
*95
98
48
■:
39
' 13
.
'
issued"..100
'preferred.—T
Bucyrus
26
18% Jan
Oct
$3.60
'
,
/•"
RR—
Bigelow———
Shoe
16%
the Week
•
"
1-3%-'
69%
.1
6
23%' Mar
cum
~
Sales for
..
Mar. 30
$ per share
33%
33%
33%
34%
Friday
Mar. 29
$ per share
"
34%
"7
1
39%
69
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
29
125% Feb
97% Oct
100% Aug 17
•
6
30% Dec 18
18
5%
1
103% Mar
6
20 Ve Mar 29
Jun
18% Jun
Brown
•-
*95
100 ?'•
No par
Brpwn
39
39
.are
AO%,
•
34%;
5
100
3%% preferred
^1
Brooklyn Union Gas com
2
49%
34 %
19,«-
"-
4,400
17
Thursday
ay
$ per share
17%/
15: -v 15%:
50
17
16
34%
49%
105% Jan
16
47%
50
101% Mar 27
Jan
19%
19%
50
"when issued". 100
Bower Roller Bearing Co
5
Braniff Airways Inc
—2.50
Erewing Corp of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
Briggs & Stratton
*.
No par
13% Feb
15%
4 47
;v
ne«
Mar. 28
17.1/4-
'
11%
2.50
56
15%
*19%
11
preferred
53% Feb
15%
11
Bristol-Myers Co common
9
17%
11
17
2
17%
16
34% Mar
Mar 13
17%
•12%
35% Jan
11% Jan
V
.
1,300
32%
32
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Mar. 27
34
1,600
32,400
36%
149%
♦15
17
1,300
53%
53
149%
32%
♦15
17
100
19,100
29
36%
53%
150
32%
33%
32%
*15
15%
33%
34
16%
3
50% Mar
AND
$
34
13%
2
49
33%
Mar. 26 'VVV
16%
29% Jan
14
33
*15%
17
52%
149%
,3,800
...
V
1%
■29
36%
36%
54%
150
150
82
1%
1%
29
10,200
51%
25%
*81
82
28%
37
52%
54%
25%
1%
29
50%
25%
51%
25%
1%
*36%
37%
150%
33 %
33
*15
*12%
l
50%
*81
1,700
;v 500
97 V
•92
97
*92
83
28%
29
150
151 *
151
46%
30% Jan
24
28%
■34%
27% Jan
14% Oct 24
97
97
:
1 37
53%
54
•19%
19
42% Mar 30
*92
;
28%
15%
12
26
20%,
"37%
34
31% Dec 28
38% Feb
23%
20%
1%
$ per niiare
29 % May
18
23
20%
*80%
33%
36 Y* Jun
44% May 17
23%
20%
1%
33%
25% July 14
9
18%
23%
82%
149%
2,400
18%
23%
20
1%
/149%
3,500
20
*80%
53%
18
18
23%
1%
37
60
32
18%
257/a
28%
1,700
33%
31%
18%
60
11
,
20%
5174
y
V
19
25%
7
39
87
■
1,300
23%
50%
54%
No par
87
32%
25%
37%
.
87
32
52%
29%
/
7,000
187/a
52%
/:/• 1%
17
160
29%
32%
11
52
53%
*15%
34%
105%
29%
87
89
.25%
29%
No par
common
"when
new
1%
34%
105%
29%
'105%
'
253/a .25%
82%
*80%
51%
37%
27% July 13
2
*92
97
34%
106%
34%
30
*87
10
29
35
106%
'31%
*92
/
23 Y* Mar 24
3% Jan
3,100
32%
97
5
(The;
Common
53% Feb
9
14
69% Mar
4,800
11%
39
11
*20
Inc...1.25
Club
Borg-Warner; Corp
3 % %
preferred
Co
8
7% Feb
*17
21%
HV2
*38
23%
18%
15
Book-of-the-Month
103% Jan
'5
Nov
21%
11%
39
*32
24
>
9
71% Mar
2
Mar 20
96
;
i
Borden
24% Jan
15%
21%
11%
*38
33%
,19%
1%
No par
A
class
Co
4
23
8% July 12
21%
11%
11%
19 %
?
Stores
31
60 % Jan
27
Ami
Jan
257/a Oct
127
21%
11%
a'
Brass
&
Jan
9
Mar 31
38
21%
11
18'%
No par
Co
12
22% Dec
8
20%
38
33%
23%
*92
1
2.50
5
Class B
Bond
Boston
108% July 12
20%
11%
..
Laughlin Inc
Aluminum
52
15% Mar 28
3
2,300
32
'
32%
LOW
'
Co.—
12
Jan
45 % Jan
July
20%
34
18%
Mar. 24
„
Mar 30
9
16
&
Bohn
29
82% Jan
20%
p-*
Mfg Coa.
Boeing Airplane
Dec
7
'
Co
(E W)
Bliss
11% Dec
91
20%
*33
20%
■;7'V-'•■77':' Pur
7"'
,;■
18% Dec
4l¥a Dec
>
1,000
20%
11%
23%
NEW YORK STOCK
7
EXCHANGE
,
3
3
66
34
18%
100
No par
No par
Birmingham Electric Co
1
4
17% Mar 30
65%
11%
23%
—
22% Jan
31% July
66
34
*19%
81
♦
■"'
11%
31%
32%
32%
8-1
13% Jan
40
66
89
*87
35%
*34
35%
*
88
11%
11%
11%
30%
30%
30%
*86'/a
88
•34
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co„18 pesos
Best &
Co.—
*
1
Best Foods
:
—1
Bethlehem Steel (Del) com—No par
22% Mar 25
9% Dec
'
Cum
Bliss
4
66
11%
11%
25%
16
3
117 s
52%
17% Jan
27
65%
21%
21%
31%
31%
25%
14% Mar 28
Jun
70
39
*37%
22
11%
52%
28
17
39
11%
;—5
157/8 Dec
51 ¥a Nov
*
Aviation
27
20
Co common
preferred
4%%
11% Jun
34% Jan
21
22
50
70
r/0
21%
21
20%
22%
*68%
*68%
67
%
*37%
39
Beneficial Indus Loan common—10
Bendix
Blaw-Knox
74% Jan
*65
*86
i-lO
1
—1
.10
100
Co.
Belding-Heminway
Aircraft Corp
29
*
67
11%
50
RR.
Bell
12
21% Dec
66%
70
71
"70
21%
21%
1
Packing
Jan
126
71
22
pfd——100
4%%
S)
(A
Beech-Nut
Highest
share
Shoe
20% Jan
3
71
67
*37 %
—No par
Cigars, Inc..
71
*65
—50
—1
1
Works
Iron
Beech
30
16% Feb
800
•
11%
40
26
49%
12%
16% Mar 28
12% Jan
49%
40,900
8 V4
49%
8
19
33% Mar 27
15% July 17
8%
*49%
8%
49%
11%
27
121% Jun
8%
49%
8
8'A
50%
18%
34% Oct 24
18% July 14
8%
*49%
12 V*
19% Dec
-
8%
49 %
11%
27
104
8%
49%
,800
:
19%
26
16
8%
50%
8%
*49
3,800
,
11%
13% Jun
Feb
12%
12%
25 y2 Apr
100
12%
18%
Black
Jun
12 ¥4
11%
8
34% Mar
Lowest
Nov
12 ¥.
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
$ per share
53
12%
19%
-V
Highest
58
12%
—— —
97/a
13%
12%
30
155% Feb
2
26%Jan
9
,
2
97/a
*12%
11%
6
Jan
60
149 % Jan
Nov 28
17% Jun 22
26
9%
12%
19%
9
37% Feb;
22
48% Jan
28
/V Range for Previous
Year 1950
July 12
9%
12%
12%
10
32% Feb
28% Mar 26
21
31 % Oct
39% May 26
48% Sep
9%
12%
11%
9
1% Jan
31% Apr
30% Jan
10
9 %
12%
6
26% Mar
25 Ys July 14
36% Mar
'9%
11%
8
94% Mar
59% Feb
50% Mar 30
26% May 3
90 > Feb 23
'•
9%
19%
Corp
Beech Aircraft Corp
Feb
23% Feb
17.
9%
12%
Beck
9
30% Jan
*16 Yb
9%
12%
_
3%%
21
19% Mar
4
Mar 30
17
i
*16%
"
1,100
11%
Bayuk
17
Mar 14
35
4
105% Jan
9
-17
50
200
8%
*8%
11%
4% %
33% Jan
12% Jan
Apr 20
31% July 13
8%
*16%
9
9
S-%
30%
30
1,400
30%
9%
34%
87
36 ¥a
112%
*28
30%
*28
30%
750
13
Bath
9
13% Jan
5,100
*35¥a
113
*111 Yb
113
28%
3
99
25%
112%
35 ¥4
35%
35%
35%
17
*16
17
98%
2ova
2t>-/8
9%
9%
9%
*9
*16
12,tUO
6b
00
99%
72
*28
29
29
29
98%
to ~/4
*111%
113
*111%
111%
29
36%
*35%
36
35 ¥4
111%
-/3
106%
23
100
to
997 s
2K 78
100%
■■,*
bO
997/a
67'%
99%
2o
%
%
66%
34%
17% Jan
20
66%
67 V*
100
100
97
*95%
97
bo
6b
107%
5
Dec
*95%
•95%
95%
95%
*34%
12
102
97
*90
"106%
23
8 % Dec
100
34%
18% Oct
12 % July
*87
107%
28 % Dec
60
*86
34%
34'% Jan
39
5,000
91%
*106%
1
t per share
70
34%
3
Lowest
69
91%
68%
100
107%
13% Jan
3
68%
34%
12% Feb
9% Jan
69%
*106%
33 % Jan
30 % Nov
1,900
68
12.50
30% Jan 31
156
20%
20%
convertible preferred—100
Beaunit Mills Inc common
2.50
6
21
20%
20 %
Beatrice Foods Co common
32% Feb
July 13
*110%
20%
8
12
23
110%
20%
8
29% Jan
139% Jan
158%
110%
Mar
37% Feb
1,000
156%
110%
20 '/a
9%
5,600
111
159
101%
17
1613%
160
156
20 74
29%
230
1,000
49
110%
67
36%
40
114%
49
159%
100%
111%
*36
113%
49
110%
98%
%
20
113%
159
95
102
113%
*47%
48
310%
*90
67
66%
*101
115
111%
*95%
97%
*95'A
115
158
156%
*110%
100
*90
48%
113%
Mar
10% Mar 13
49% 'Dec
48%
38
79% Jan
•;
113%
48%
»
115
*114%
100
Barber Oil Corp (Delaware)—r_10
Barker Brothers common
10
3
28% Mar 28
20
13
113%
49
49
300
6,500
20%
20%
203%
'
115
113%
12%
31
12% Jan
18
26
*114%
107
21
Jun
113%
20%
21
20%
114
113%
*113%
49
49
21
113%
20%
3
90% Oct
1
V
114
113%
20%
114
2
29
14
29%
29%
20%
2
13% Dec
Dec
30
21%
Jan
3
79
*29%
30 %
10% Jan
102
May 11
34% Dec
20 Y* July 27
293/4
*29%
11%
Convertible
15
28% Jan
7
*85
29%
293/4
31% Jan
9
34% May 17
July 13
Jan
43 % Jan
Jan
28
29%
29%
1
13
100
4%
30
73
;■* 37
Jan
2
21% Mar 28
7% Feb
74
29%
30%
.
T). Inc.
(B
Bangor & Aroostook common
74% Jan
68% Jan 10
59
Jan
2
17%-Jan
2
74% Aug 17
61% Dec 28
9
•:
No par
preferred
conv
Baltimore & Onio common
11
Feb
293/4
*29%
113%
r
$2.25
16
15Y* Mar 25
*29%
30%
9
1
10
98
600
2,810
25%
*16
8
17
*
11%
25'%
30%
*113
5c
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common.—_3
11
45% Feb
13% Jan
11%
25%
25 %
common..—No par
Co..'.
8% Mar
27% Jan
108
11%
25%
29%
prior pref ($1.20)——No par
Nichols
Conv
51% Mar
24% Jan
29
11%
*25 %
25%
*29
13% Jan
Mar 28
30
11%
25%
29%
Tack Corp
3
10
18% Mar 28
9% Jun
11%
29%
111%
Autocar
300
L300
11%
*25%
20%
20
100
T—No par
(voting)
10
20
29% Jun
11%
29%
convertible pfd ser A
Jan
37% Mar 29
14% Jan
19
*18%
12
380
19
*18%
19
*18%
25%
5
7% Jan
12 % Jan
28
39
19
18%
25%
*29%
No par
RR
Corp
4%
19
11% Jan
Mar 15
28
19
3
19
'*11%
19
12%
18%
1,960
116%
25
I SS
Common
10
Dec
15% July 12
V
7,600
97
29%
non-cum
Atlas
15
16% Jan
26
40
357/a Dec
116%
116%
93
Line
Coast
G & W
Austin
10% Jan
Feb
20 V* Dec
12
39 Y* July 13
116%
*115%
70%
Atlas
29
Apr
116
116
70%
11
27
63
llo%
20%
Jan
3
Oct
114
114
70
31
Jun
28
*96 %
20%
29
Jan
47
15% Jan 23
3
96%
20%
3
3
177/e Jun
17% Feb
96
70%
B
9
97%
69%
Jan
9
18
15 'A Aug
96
97%
20%
119
18
53'% Apr
10Y* Dec 26
9% July
5
96%
71
5%
8% Mar 28
12
9% Apr
4
37% Jan
98
.
20%
5
16
28
3
5% Jan
56%
20%
41% Jan
11% Dec 20
io % July 11
56%
158
28% Feb
9% Nov 17
6% Jun
14% Jun
Feb
88
56%
110%
2
28
13
31% Dec
7
88%
56
Atlas Powder—
27
105
87%
567/8
157%
35% Mar 28
110
Mar 15
25% Jan
257/B NOV 24
"
22% July 13
90
56
98
19
Lines common—1
preferred
100
Atlantic Refining common
25
Preferred $3:75 series B
.100
Atl
Mar 10
88
5674
110%
preferred
City Electric Co
non-cum
Atlantic
Mar 28
89%
56%
56
*11%
2,200
89%
56 V*
114
114
45,400
89%
MOO
10
5%
Atlantic
97
pai
par
11%
89
V
55%
*97
Shades
11
11%
88
98
55%
pai
Carpet Co Inc
21% Mar 19
2
68
86
89 '
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
11
11%
107a
11%
11%
11%
11%
Topeka & Santa Fe com—100
Atch
68
99% Jan
89
Corp
Constable
Artloom
11
59% Mar
12
39 V* July
11%
5
No'par
Arvin Industries Inc.
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Co com_—1
$1.20 cum conv preferred—No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
6% 1st preferred
100
7% 2hd preferred
100
Associates Investment Cj
_10
16
9
24
11%
par
conv
Arnold
18% Jan
10 Ve Jan
21
100% Jan
56% Mar 27
19% Dec 27
28
27% Oct 19
28% Oct 23
$ per
5
Friday
Mar. 29
$ nrtr share
s>fire
t --<r
Mar. 30
Thursday
nesuay
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
$ ner share
$ per share
shore
Pur
,
Illinois com
Co of
&
prior preferred
No
Armstrong Cork Co com
No
$3.75
preferred
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
$6
5
12% Jan
Mar
3
Jan
28% Sep
15
12
104
July 13
104
Jan
92
Mar 28
8% July 13
21
2
96
18
14% Apr
20
Jan
9
86
117% Jun
107% July 31
,•'•
Armour
12% Jan
2
53
Aug 10
105% Nov 17
Nov
91
13
Jan
69
v..', •'"■
share
'
10% Feb
28
11% Dec
13
$ per
share
$ per
share
$ per
share
Vve
Tuesuay
Mar. 2.1
'
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Mar. 2W
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Range Since
Saturday
2,500
63%
3,100
3%
3%
13.900
9
9%
1,600
25%
2 5 ¥4
25%
25%.
1.500
12 ¥a
12%
12%
12%
8,000
105
*105
106
**44
45
*44
45
18
18
18
18
24 ¥a
24 ¥4
24%
24%
52%
52%
52%
52%
*18¥a
19%
*18%
19%
*54
55
*54
55
105
'
280
400
62,600
800
.
500
90
16%
16%
16%
16%
23,100
18/4
18%
18%
18'%
4,300
Volume 173
Number 4999
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1383)
NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest
102
Jan
11
3
30% Jan
29
46"% Mar 30
21% May 20
19
18% Jan
39% May 18
10% Jun
32 y8 Jan
27
22
May
55
103% Dec
106
29% Mar 21
Dec
40% Mar
11
2
10
9
32%
49%
*47i/4
"110
22%
221/4
39%
155
Mar 28
3
Feb
Co
19
Corp
:
1
108
141
Jan
2
21
10
14% Jan
2
18% Mar
15% July 14
17% Apr 18
20% Aug 29
11% Apr
6
15"% Jan
3
17% Mar 22
18% Jan
2
20 % Feb
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
18
17 % Dec
26
16% Jan
25
24V4 Feb
23
Central
39% Dec
26
39 % Jan
57% Feb
23
15
Jan
3
7% July 17
4
Jan
15
Jan
3
3
8% July 13
30
38% Feb
106% Jan
103% Mar 15
1
140
Aug 18
Jan
10% Mar 29
July 13
110% Feb
Dec
9
31
149% Mar 24
3
100
5
13
3
4
35% Feb
5%
112% Feb
15
9
113
Feb
27
107% Mar 26
8% July 17
27
Dec
20
22% Mar 28
29
Mar
2
9% Jun 27
26% Dec
20
22 % Mar 28
28% Mar
2
13% Jan
15% Mar
9
12
July 27
12% Jan
16% Mar
3
1
24
21
2
2
24% Mar
8% Jan
2
11% Jan
17% Mar 30
34% Dec
28
33 % Jan
25
11% July 26
18% Apr 29
14% Jan
2
Jan
10
45% Jan
Sep 12
9% Oct 20
6% July 14
Jan
6% Dec
Central
1
18
39% Mar
Cerro
17% Feb
2
7% Mar 29
9% Jan
16
$4.50 preferred
Checker Cab Mfg
1
32% Oct
24
25
July
5
35% Dec
28
76
29
Jan
35
2
Jan
19
32% Mar 28
38% Feb
Jun
30
90% Dec
28
85
Jan
25
90% Jan
15
17
Dec
29
16% Jan
6
23% Feb
24
9% Jan
3
21% Dec
18
10% July 12
11% Jan 13
32% Dec
37% Dec
14
15 Ve Apr 10
25
27
12% Jan
11
19% Jan
21% Jan
9
17
8
Feb
13
Feb
9
24"% Mar 29
33% Jan
9
33% Mar 24
38% Feb
Class
2
5%
4
16% Dec
3
Jan
5
7% Jan
13
;
14% Mar 28
19
Jan
16
14% Feb
5
10% Dec
-
27"% Mar 30
11
21
30
10
Jan
10
23% Dec
28
22% Jan
5
51% Dec
27
Jan
3
22% Dec
28
27% Jan
3
44% Dec
11
26
30
43% Mar 28
21
Jan
Class
Chic
59% Feb
10
30
43
53% Jan
17
62% Dec 28
53 % Dec 20
36% Jun 27
77
Dec
52% Feb
38% Mar 28
59
Jan
25
88% Mar 17
87% Jan
3
19
12
Jan
2
13
13% Jan
4
19
Sep
11
17
Mar
1
3 % Feb
14
7% Jun
22
45% Jan
3
86% Dec 22
83
Jan
t
29%
Juiyl9
44
Dec
19
84% Oct
62% July 13
9
16
8% Feb
8
Feb
8
Chicago
Year 1950
Lowest
$ per share
Feb
1
50
68% Jan
2
80 % Mar
-
Jan
•
Feb
13
1
34% Feb
109% Mar
3
24
■
41% Dec 15
36 % Dec
24
31% Jan
104
Jan
-
4
29
;y
•
3
•
Jan
8%
3
9
Nov"20
3
GIT Financial Corp
Cities Service Co_L._.
34
20% Jun
11% Jan
Mar 11
Jun
1
Mar 30
.72
40%
29% Jan
16
32% Mar
18% Jan
23
Dec~29
150
,
Sep
18
21 % Jan
Nov
39
18
•
Jan
Feb
-
15
14
155
5
88% Feb
13
Feb
21
"
38% July 26
X108
Sep
6
23% July 13 s
62% Jan
•37
Jan
;i2% Jan
47% May
112% Mar
31% Dec
42% Tan
8
4
109
16
30% Jan
29
46% Feb
4
Jan
26
111
;
5
Jan
5
36% Mar 27
112% Mar 16
106
92
Dec
32
28
165
Jan
3
18
37% July 17
1004
Oct
Mar
2
109% Jan
6
3% Mar 24
5
34% Dec 26
7
\
Mar 28
,
133
88
Mar
Jan
8
19
50% Nov 24
46% Jan
101% May 22
16
Jan
94 % Jan
3
12
Jan
55%
Feb'lO
91
6
100 % Feb
5
19
10
Mar 27
Mar 28
23"% Jan
29
26% Feb
3
19% Jan
2
32% Feb
24% NOV 24
24
Jan
37% Dec
21
36
Jan
61
Mar 19
41% Dec
21
37% Jan
56
Feb
13
38% Dec
21
35 % Jan
54% Mar 17
25% July 11
40% Oct
11
28% Jan
25
40
11
27% Mar 13
11
July 26
10% Dec
8
14% Apr
14"% Oct
13
12
July 11
72% Oct
24
30% Jun 29
43% Dec
28
3
31% Jan
39% Mar 29
13
12% Jan
27
5
4%
.
cum
2nd
.•
19'% Jan
2
22% Mar 10
2
45% Jan 29
1
45% Jan
8
15% July 5
26% Dec 12
18
22% Jan:
8
5%
,,
33% Mar 16
8% July 18
20% July 12
30% Feb
41
27% Jan
6
3
15
30
2
11% Feb
Jan
9
conv
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Jun 27
10% July 13
9% Mar 8
,10% Jan 25
28
Dec
7
109
Dec
7
108
Sep 15
19
■
.
non-cum
4%
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51
11
23
Mar 30
15
Jan
17% Sep
22
Dec
18
36
Mar 16
Feb
15
15
15%
5,200
11
11%
11%
113/a
4,600
95,200
,
24%
22%
233%
23%
233/a
451/4
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44%
44%
14,300
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23
23
23%
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46
45
21,900
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8,400
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60%
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2,000
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Tuesday
Mar. 26
35
35
1053/4
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200
6%
6%
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6 3/8
10,800
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343/i
35
105%
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323/8
33
33
331/4
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105%
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the Week
$ per share
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323/4
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Mar. 30
Mar. 29
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•
23,900
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94
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77%
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100
44
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230
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33
*
78%
200
87
$ per share
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1,200
121/4
Mar. 28
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13,200
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Wednesday
Mar. 27
$ per share
105%
763/8
SALE
200
523/4
91
6%
97
63
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Co
10
-
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Edison
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51%
23%
523/4
53
54%
52%
23%
24
24%
233%
29%
29%
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29%
29
10 %
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23%
29%
25
Nast
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210
12 %
1,000
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40
40
2,300
:
21%
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43
21%
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53
521/4; 52%
24%
23%
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23%
24%
29%
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28%
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14,400
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2,000
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8,700
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26%
26%
26 %
25
26
25%
10%
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26
30%
30%
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30%
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30%
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30%
8%
8%
8%
9%
83/4
91/8
8%
30%
31%
30%
30%
301/4
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
♦108%
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1083/8
108%
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108 J/2
1,100
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253%
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25%
5,600
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108
10%
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•
108
10 3/8
•
9
10%
8 3/4
2,400
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9
25,800
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26
26%
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26
100
series B
series C
26
*110%
*110%
112%
*110%
112%
100
common
4%%
Preferred 4%
5
No par
—
Baltimore
10%
26%;
*30%
8-%
31
No par
3
Consolidated
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
Consolidated Natural Gas
■ Mar 30
34% Mar 21
16
Feb
18
5
Cor'p
Grocers
*102
*102
103
*102
103
Consol RR of Cuba
6%
Consolidated Retail
Consolidated
Textile
Consolidated
Vultee
5
15
Inc
Feb
3
26
8
113% Mar
2
$4.50
preferred'——!——No
Jan
11
$4.52
preferred
2
39% Feb
15
Container
Mar 29
106% Jan
16
107
Mar
32% Jan
102
8
24
17
Jan
2
Jan
24
93% Jan
11
41% Jun
23
32% Jan
2
107% July 19
13% Dec 30
97% Mar 28
12% Jan
28
10
64% Feb
11
1
^
110
21 % Mar
98
Feb
5
26
37% Mar 21
106
Jan
16% Feb
78
9
.100
Continental Baking Co com..No par
$5.50 preferred .1
!
.No par
19%
96%
Continental Can
20
37
No par
*99
4%
Corp of Amer
preferred
$3.75
Inc
com
1
common
preferred.
21
Continental
Diamond
3
Continental
Insurance
Mar 13
11% Jan
20
96
28
88 % Jan 11
101% Feb
21
Continental
Oil
27% Nov 25
25% Mar 29
1
Continental
Steel
24.
1
No par
Continental
Fibre
Motors.^—
of
par
No par
Jan
Feb
163/8
10c
17%
33%
110%
*107%
34%
*104
13% Jan
32
Inc
Aircraft
Consumers Power Co com
55% Jan 25
9
Co
30%
12%
1
34 % Mar
2
*11
48%
100
pfd...
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17 %»
1.33%
21% Feb
2
111
Elec Co
17% Mar 26
109% Mar 30
page
1,700
15
'
30% Jan
113% May 12
see
2,600
33%
13%
25%
*110%
102
26
112%
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112
102
*102
103
♦110%
102
112
102
50
'
12
19
16,800
25%
33%
43%
.
29%:
No par
Commercial -Solvents
Preferred
14%
25%
34%
x223/4
-
P
26% Feb -24
3
14
25%
33%
26%
*72%..
c
108 % Mar 28
10
13%
24%
/
24
453/8
No par
3
Feb
800
45%
*87%
2.50
4
Feb
2,700
23%
30%
Inc„_No par
Inc.
Commonwealth
115
22%
Engineering
Superheater
Conde
107
23
45
93/4
Consol Edison of N Y com...No par
Mar 28
17,100
22%
21,400
233/a
*89
common__No par
Columbus & So Ohio
of
18%
463/8
50%
2.50 M
System
88
18
22%
■
20
$4.25 cum preferred w w
Columbian Carbon Co
33%
88
451/4
33
100
1st preferred
100
2nd preferred—.100
Class B
33%
24
347/8
No par
27
26% Jan
For footnotes
11%
25%
300
47%
v
No par
31% Feb
45% Jan
Dec
:•
11%
26%
1,600
46 Vb
per
100
2
6
9% Dec
;
77%
No par
Jan
28
19% Jan
3
II1/4
*43
100
Coppermines Corp
13% Dec
78% Jan
10%
11%
25%
100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A
3
'
?9
8
July 17
50% July 13
5% Jun 29
11%
11%
87
No par
Consolidated
12
106% Dec
3
15%
1
10
3
11
102% Feb
3/s
50
9% F»b
28% Dec 22
100
14
.No par
25
10% Jan
101% Jan
4
15%
'
No par
110% Mar 21
4
July 28
151/4
30
73/4
33
53%
No par
102
11
30% Dec
15%
19%
Cigar
28
Jan
88
15%
15%
39%
Consolidated
19% Mar<
32% Dec
<14% Apr 24
34%
96
Publishing Co
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
2
4
'
14%
25
34
19%
9
13% Jan
Dec
,28
13%
25
35%
39%
20
24% Jan*
117% Apr 12
108% May 24
14% Sep 25
47% Feb
14%
26
34%
94 Vb
27% Feb
30
Mar 18
12% Jan
1
com
Cons Gas Elec Lt &
9% July 5
40% July 28
14%
25%
1,400
*
X22
24%
14%
5
106% Jan
33% May 19
233/4
34
20
35% Jan
7% Jan
18%
251/4
par
2
23
-
24%
*73%
88%
17%
101
*31%
333/a
88%
181/4
.17%
-
143/a
10
preferred..
4%
.
3
Mar
33
883/4
251/4
v;
73/4
33
33%
331/2
100
X29% Mar 13
7% Dec 28
26% July 12
2
9% Jan
6
25% July 13
54 Vb Mar 27
27% Feb
-
101
100
49
91%
Colorado & Southern Ry com
Combustion
•
;
14%
*60
__i
Pictures
37% Jan
7%
343/4
10
...
Gas
6
•
49
101
33
26%
8.50
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com
Columbia
6
18
24%
163/4
88
19%
200
200
41 %
J
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet comu.Nopar
$3.50 preferred
No par
Columbia
38% Nov 30
105% Sep 26
10% July 13
24%
7%
34
15,100
353/4
32%
88 3/4
185/a
Mar. 24
preferred
3
46% Jan
335/a
*88
19%
24'A
24%
Saturday
pfd
(The)
9
65% Mar 19
33%
89
25
;
13% Mar
10
24% Apr 26
43% Dec 18
112% Dec
33%
18%
63/4
common
conv
Corp
14% Feb
2
Jan
62% Jan
cum
Coca-Cola Co
24
31% Mar 22
57
27% Jun
33%
12%
stock
Inc
Clopay
13
109%
*88
19%
17%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7%
preferred—
132
2
4%,
17
138
117% Mar 24
41/2%
1
gtd
27
13
Dec 20
♦32%
32%
27
Jan
23
34
16%
*343%
49%
101
293/4
Special
r
Feb
5
16% Jan
106% July 19
*32
100
36% Feb
27
3% Feb
34
6%
Molybdenum
Foods
Feb
*31i/2
16 3/4
353/4
*483/4
102:
323/4
Climax
Clinton
11% Feb
7%
33
33%
*101
44%
28%
5
9
67% Jun
24% Nov
8
16%
*34%
*
733/a
5
22% Mar
102
8
89
33%
8,300
171/4
361/4
50y4
*721/4
33% Mar
VB
48%
*101
•
8,600
72%
33% Feb
30
74
16%
*35
u
8
.
35%
72%
44% Feb
14
101
173/8
36%
50%
*7%
8
35 y8
36
Mar 15
28
112% Dec
18% Nov
101
103
16%
*35%
50
353/a
34%
: 35%
Jan'
Mar 14
37% Mar 15
Oct
50
34
33%
36%
40%
July 12
353/4
50
10
36%
43
18
15% Jan
35%
50%
143/4
21'A
*9%
36
3.
15
171/4
37
141%
211/4
10
36
31
Feb
16
343/4
143/4
21%
*9%
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common
1
Cleve & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd_—50
Jan
143
16% Feb
34%
17
143/a
21%
93/4
110
8
23% Oct
34%
16% :
14%
*1091/2
2
Oct
34
3,400
3,100
22
93/4
110%
Jan
22
♦213/4
10
*109%
Jan
14% July 17
14% Mar 30
143/8
221/2
*93/4
110
72
21
14%
*22%
110
17
134% July 27
70% July 17
Dec
14%
22%
*150
28
Dec
143/4
*23%
*22i/a
4,900
1,100
10
23%
23 %
Louis Ry Co com
100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Cleve Elec Illuminating com
No par
$4.50
preferred
No par
Nov
5% Jan
23%
23
C C C & St
73
■i
2,700
223/4
23%
123/a
i_.
3,600
24
24%
221/4
*17%
preferred
29% Dec
Mar 27
95
conv
Equipment Co
4
July 17
99% July 12
3% July 11
946
41/4 %
Clark
140
23%
223/a
6%
common..
3
29 Vb
22
?
City Stores Co
109%
25
12%
.:
*108%
24
City Investing Co common—.
5
5% %
preferred
100
City Products Corp
^.No par
7
26
53% Feb
5
84% Jan
Jan
100% Feb
25
155
19
87
24
9
93% Mar 30
24
138
18
93
3
Jan
Mar 15
19
16
•
8% Jan
32%
1081/2
24
17%
Lno
32%
108%
24Va
e%
:
33%
108%
19
47%
9%
243/4
LOW AND
9
90
*32%
108%
18%
46 3/4
10
22%
-
25
•92% Mar
18
461%
9%
25
17%
com
17%
46%
9%
141/2
*12%
4% preferred
.i
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
2,600
3,400
191/2
151/4'
25
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
26
9%
23%
1
_
19%
93%
%>
200
19%
91A
14%
10
150
5,500
17%
25%
*93/4
300
17%
*17
263/4
10
15,000
47%
333/a
1073/4
10
—
49%
9%
14%
100
:«• 52 % Mar
May 12
28% Dec
33%
1073/4
400
150
17%
19%
93/a
4,000
1041%
49
104%
*149
17%
-131/4
120
473/8
1013/4
25
,-Nopar
^
8
93
•16% Feb
33%
108 3/s
49
105
149
19%
91%
25%
100
Oil
84% Mar 28
82
33%
♦17
33%
Par
9
Feb
37% Jan
32% Mar 27
43% Jan
35% Mar
181/8
46
9%
1071/2
11 %
$ per share
107
29
19%
9%
34
,34%
24 %
com__No par
Cab.*—
20
93/8
,
17%
154
47%
♦100
223/4
19 %
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*
X193/4
148
17%
171/4
49
*47%
10
*17
"•
93/8
19%
49
9%
*104 5/8
153%
47%
101
48%
105 J/8
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17%
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conv
Corp
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9%
149
20
91/2
109
*88
NEW YORK
Highest.
*
$ per share
68 ft Mar 22
~6% Jun" 30
v
100
pfd
Copper Co—
Chile
49
25% :* 27
preferred
Chrysler
19%
9%
193/4
101
48 J/a
♦1043/s
17
9%
33
com__No par
common
cum
17
19%
19%
47
101
48
18
171/4
*17
173/4
19%
No par
;
17%
9%
*7%
25
.—
Cotton
Co
5%%
5%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
$ per share
'27% July 26
103% July
P
1493/4
STOCKS
Highest
'
&
104 s/8
149
20%
*101
preference—No par
Yellow
Chickasha
Childs
19% Mar 30
:•
convertible
Range for Previous
•
26
40
16
95
6
19% Mar 30
9
Jan
19% Jan
<
6% Mar 29
Paul
104%
473/4
101
48%
9%
,
Chic Rock Is & Pac RR Co—No
par
Conv preferred series A—
100
9
94 % Feb
13% Apr
St
17%
48%
155
47
101
151
17%
*154
48%
*100
104%
104%
19%
155
47%
49
♦149%
18
No par
preferred -i.
$3
59% Feb
July 12
11% July 26
l
Chicago Pneumat-Tool
Feb
64
-
Milw
5%
54% Feb
23
50% Jan
I
B
Ry Co cl A
48
48%
154%
47%
100
149%
*9%
50
& Louisv
155
47%
100
105 Vb
*22
40
Chicago & North West
'
26 Vb Jun
1
Series A preferred
28% Mar
3
42% Jan
Feb
A
Ind
,
109
1.25
preferred
Chic
155
154
48%
9%
33%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
'
*154
155%
101
*48
3%% convertible
preferred,—100
Chic & East 111 RR Co com__No
par
•
5,200
19%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
2
4% Feb
7% Jan
-
'
26% Dec
3
<'
Champion Paper & Fib com__No
2
10% Jun
8
24
107% Feb
35
4,300
50
57% Feb
100% Mar 15
800
10%
*36
9
15
18
300
3,800
491/8
56
par
40% Feb
29
23
103/4
par
No par
29
Dec
22%
*39
56
17
Dec
39%
103/4
34
Dec
39%
350
18,400
56
5
49
40 J/4
X40%
46%
10%
~_1
36
5
223/a
40%
46%
55
19%
9.50
Corp,
22%
40%
48
103/4
*17
No par
Certain-Teed Copper Corp
Chain Belt Co.—i_
•....*—,;_No
28
*47
22 %
•
553/4
14 %
Co
47'A
22
10%
23%
Pasco Copper
ae
47 J/4
22%
Shares
32
110%
54%
24%
Century Ribbon Mills
5
47%
31%
10%
50
South West
Violeta Sugar
47%
22%
♦109%
313/4
56V4
Corp com__5
&
48%
221/a
109%
10%
50
Class B J-—
Central
31
109 %
55
17 %
100
107
25% July 12
30% Jan
3
98
Feb
4%%
Central RR Co of N J class A
32%
56%
149%
*
common
109%
32%
103/4 ',10%
*104%
of Ga
Illinois Light
preferred
109%
32%
55
48
Ry Co vtc
No par
preferred series B vtc
100
Central
110%
32%
10%
47%
Central Hudson G & E
Corp..No par
6
*109%
32%
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
57
*100
1
Mar 26
Jan
32% Jan
2
40%
*154
10
3
10
*39%
Friday
Mar. 80
Mar. 29
$ per share
f
10%
___100
13
29
23
110
Thursday
Mar. 28
$ per share
55
100
common
4.201<r
13 % July 13
130% Jan
•
'
25
,i
Tractor
Preferred
50
:
common
preferred
Caterpillar
13
56% Feb
(J I)
7%
6
55% Jan
106
Case
2
Mar
series-...
Carriers
110
PRICES
Wednesday
.
$ per share
39%
Corp common
Conv preferred 4%
& General
9
Mar 16
64% Feb
•
Mar 26
43% Jan
32%
Carrier
5
47 1
29
109%
9
Mar
$ per share
32%
25
25
$ per share
Carpenter
2
Jan
Mar. 27
*47%
Carolina
2
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 26
109%
8
53'A Mar
HIGH
Monday
Mar. 24
Clinch & Ohio Ry
100
Power & Light
—No par
Steel Co
5
33% Mar
Jan
52
Carolina
110% Mar 12
AND
Saturday
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
$4.75 1st preferred
:
_-No par
7% 2nd preferred
100
Celotex Corp
common..—No par
5% preferred
_20
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
:
5
Central Foundry Co__
104 % Jan
RECORD
LOW
STOCK '
Par
*
2
150% Jan
1
Mar
47% Dec
STOCK
EXCHANGE
9% Jan
15
156
3
35
16
56% Nov
35% July 13
Jan
Jan
34% Mar 16
x7% Mar 13
140
107
YORK
$ per share
50% Dec
28
NEW
Highest
$ per share
110% July 13
3
•15% July 13
33% Dec
Lowest
$ per share
27% July 27
.30% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
5 per share
YORK
STOCKS
Year 1950
15
Delaware
Corp..
10
,
*11
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
11%
11%
11%
11
11
«
5
13%
*69%
9%
17%
*11
'
17%
*17%
173/8
2,300
Hi/4
*11
11%
200
48%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
49 %
50
51
5,400
303/4
31%
31
31%
29%
31
293/4
30%
30
30%
8,800
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
5,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
15%
15%
16%
15%
15%
153/4
10,300
173/a
18
17 3/4
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 5/8
17%
19,500
33%
34
333/4
34%
33%
34%
33 3/8
333/4
33%
33%
9,200
.110% 110%
110%
110"%
110%
1113%
109%
110%
107%
107 %
*107%
108
107%
107%
200
34
34%
333/4
34%
■34%
3,400
*102
IO31/2
103%
1,240
110%
,110%:
♦107v2
108%
,107%
34%
34%
34%
103%
104
1071%
35
*102
103%
19%
19%
19%
19%
96%
96%
96 'A
95%
*96%
36%
—10
1
17%
37%
36%
37%
*97% ;ioo
*99
301
13%
14%
13%
69
69%
69
9%
91/4
5
96
97
97
14
27
26%
26%
9%
98
*26%
,
.,13%
19
V
1
102
34%
102%
*101
19%
19%
191%
19%
19%
97
96%
96%
96%
97
36%
36%
36%
363/4
36%
36%
97%
98%
98
98
660
13%
*96
,
2,700
320
11,700
98
13%
13%
13%
13%
68%
693/4
683/4
69
400
133/4
69
'
69
X67%
4,200
2,800
9%
9
%
9
91/8
18,600
09%
95
90%
95
96
95%
96%
4,500
27%
25%
26%
25'/4
26
24%
251/4
4,000
9
9%
9
16
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(1384)
n
NEW
$ per
$ per
share
share
27% Not 24
*
24% Mar 30
55% Mar 13
54% Jan 10
29% Jan
42% Jan.
Mar 14
Dec
26
29
22% Dec
28
20% Mar 29.
41
17
S3
Corp
preferred
56%
30
30%
30
31'/4
,
25% Feb
1 /
49
Mar 17
r
50% Feb
20
22
14
Mar 28
.+■
17% Feb
3
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp^
50
I
76 V
72% Jan-
2
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
5
63
.45y4 Nov 27
38
Jan
Apr .18
100
102% Aug 17
99
Mar 14
,
62
July 13
Sep
27
10
Dec
,
■
13
102% Jan
11
,
3
.
3
:
19
2
2-
...
2
15
29 % Mar
1
Jan
2
18 V4 Jan
39% Feb
54% Feb
8
28
106
-
19% Mar 29
5
31
Y
Jan
13% Jan
19
Y 10% Jan
10
26 y2 Nov
22
July 13
*
102% Dec
55% Jan
3
12% Dec
20% Jan
3
24% Aug
52% Jan
Feb
21
22% Feb
17
13% Jan
Jan
125
138
Jan
8
20
Jan
129
13
26% Dec
30
•
12
99% Dec
2
30
i
281%
28%
28%
5
101 ;
i
••;•'.
35»/4
♦98%
28 %
*27%
15% '
16%
16%
15%
36%
36%
36%
36%
51%
50%
51
51
51
102%
102%
102%'
34%
20,100
100
102
12
12%
1,700
27%
28%
800
15%
153A
16%
37
16
6,000
800
37%
*36
51
51%.
51
5,300
102%
1021%
102%
,
34 %
♦98%
130
,
102%
.310
8,400
1,200
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
87%
87%
88
88
*87%
88
871/2
873/4
88 'A
88%
30
29'/4
30
20
30
*28
29%
29'/4
29%
29%
29%
1,010
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
-1% preferred—
100
20%
4,100
*170
Cudahy Packing Co
13
100
pfd.
non-cum
'
5
4%%
8
Press
$7
Inc
Prior
Class
10
common'—No
2,
—
9%
9%
9%
9%
*76%
77%
75%
76%
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
Cutler-Hammer
10%
27%
8%
'103%
105%'
104%
54'/2
54'%
54%
541/4
15%
10%
10%
10%
10%
101/2
25%
25%
25'%
25%
25%
25y8
25%
11
*26%
9%
103%
8%
*53
1031/4
*53
54%
'
10,400
,
300
.
11
103/4
103%
,
30
9%
75
27%
;'
*53% ' 54%
v
9%
75
8%
10%
IO41/4;
;
77
10s/8
,
104
*104%
9%
200
*26%
'
(
9
8%
9%
*74
'
'
9%
9
;
♦170
1,800
27%;
1,500
9
15,800
t
630
103%
200
541/4'
■
pfd
10%-
25%'
100
*128%
_No par
Inc
27%,
27%
11
27%-
9'V
9%
*
*53
I
1
24
10%
27%
55%
*104%
,„i
24
11%
27%
-•
105%
8%
«.
10%
11
27%
27
par
'
common
A
9%
20
l93/4
200
♦170
77%
11%
*11%
'
No par
No par
:
preferred
:
2.50
19%
200
9%
77%.'
*75%'
5*
preferred-
Curtis-Wright
♦170
,
♦76 Y
9%
9%
.100
-
20%
20
21
180
180
'
preferred-
Cuneo
3
10
common
20%
200
*170
200
36%
'35%
211/4
*21
21%
21
35%
35
3,000
28%
51
102%
102%
1,400
2%
36
,
103
103
4%
Y
12
*273/4
36%
51 'a
15%
175%
4%
2%
102
12
16
36%
10
7,500
175%
34%
34%,
,
10
•
77%
.
23/,
*981/2
;■•
.12
77
4%
2%-
.t'
102
12
50%
,16
51
*1001/4
Y/' *4%.
'
^
37%
15%
convertible preferred
35% Feb
•
27%
35%
5%
132% Jan
2
Jan 25
28%
1003/4
940
..
35%
27% Feb
.■
28%
34%
12
102%
Cuba RR 6%
Jan 10
12% Jan Y 9
Mar 13
24
32% Dec 29
.
preferred i_„
2%
35'A
34%
101%
*175%
4%
2%
102
12
No par
57
2
10% Maf 29
*100
12'a
*36%
Corp common
15
Y
IOO1/2
12%
2.50
106% Feb
18
;
Zellerbach
?
8% Jan
34%
,100%
12%
No par
preferred
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
.
33%
101%
*1003£
1,400
8,000
88
77
Mar
13% Feb
:
-33%
12%
2
103% Mar 30
28
7% Jan
44% July 13
(The)
Curtis Publishing
r
148% Nov 25
27
Corp
3
3
33%
♦100%
1013/4.
'
177
1751/4
'
56i%
77
1
1
25
America—
27% Mar 10
Jan
2%
63%
543/4
76%
.' 175»/4
5
2%
63
54%
761/4
4%
5
2%
2%
2%
100
common
preferred
of
•2%
"
63 3%
54»%
t»100%
i
100%
75
175%
5%
*5
4%.
4%
1-
10% Feb
x25
lO'/e Oct 25
July 13
\
Co
177
l
175%
143/a
Jan
11
8
70
1—
175%
5,400
50 %
14%
101 1/4
•100%
Y
21%
*49
14%
Mar 27
180
9% Mar 15
10% Oct
77% Oct
175%
177
76
20%
50%
36%
24% Feb
,
Mar 27
180
:
100
Crucible Steel of Amer com—No par
Mar 20
■
1031/2
75%
21
30%
Jan
32
y2 Dec 28
»jot %
76
5.300
87%
95
2
180 ; Nov 20
.
1021%
75%
31
100
2
24% Jan
22
14
•101%
1,700
29
63%
\
101
101
27%
561/2
29%
14%
•
55
Shares
share
*55
*49
<•
63%
.
54%
S per
27%
27%;
56i/a
29
.
W
15
Sales for
the Week
20%
:
501/2
63 Y
■
54%
75%
$4.20
30
2
81% Jan
6
34
64 »/4
V*
102 %
preferred
$2
29
Jan
15
•
53
,".75%
Crown
31
Jan
3
5
Jan
44% Jan
102% Mar 22
5
63%
53
•101%
Crown Cork & Seal common
14
2
64(4
52%
'
21%
14
loa »/2
Cream of Wheat
22
4
48% Jan
15
64
%
*101
3%%
7
64%
53
102%
Creameries
17
64 %
Y
*55
30%
20%
,
*27
56%"
; *49
50%
151/4'
Friday
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
S per share
-
27%
29(4
<
-
21%
15%
♦101
Crane
35% Mar 27
12% Jan
♦49
15%
52%
.
Coty International Corp
103% Feb 20
2
64% July 13
9'/4 July 17
20
12
21
50V2
15 »/4
102%
Coty Inc
5% Jan 26
2% Jan
.
21%
*49
153/.
15%
♦101
7%
;
21
50%
,
30%
30%
21%
21%
*49
27
•55
56 «/2
Products Refining common.25
Corn
23
35% Jan
.
34% Dec -29
25
15'% Jun 27
7% July
'Jan
series
<
27%
*55
Thursday
Mar. 28
$ per share
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947_100
.Cum
19
82% Nov
Mar 31
17% Jun 26
Feb
186
4% Jan
10% Jim
27% Jan
3%%
2
77% Mar 30
100% Mar 26
v
.
165% May
104% Feb
3
27% Jan
.
•;
4
49% Dec
27% Jan
175
5
,41% Oct
12'/« July 13
.
-
31
11
i30y4 Mar
.
Jan
,
2% Jan
6
Jan
-
14
104 % Mar
Convertible pref 5%
■(
56% Mar 30
v
175% Mar 28
17% Jan
30
32 y4 Jun 27
16% Jan
x66
13
Jan
105
14.
•
2% Feb 25
30% Jan
22 y4 July 13 ?
2
100% Mar 16
3
6% Mar
/.
101.
54
30
187% Apr
1% July 13
26 V2 Jun
Nov
72% Jan
,
176% July 13..
3% Aug
3 ;
Y
Oct
105
100% July 11
-
Mar 28
17
13
July 17
27%
•
*55
51% Oct 24
28% Jan
y.
'
56%
17 y4 Apr
57
1
28
27%
28%
27%
Monday, April 2, 1951
;
PRICES
Wednesday
t per share
*55
10% Jan
3
$ per share
No par
46% July 14
14% Jun 27
Mar. 27
$ per share
0
common
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 26
Copper Range Coi—_J
No par
Oopperweld Steel Co common
6
8
prior
HIGH
AND
Monday
Mar. 24
Cooper-Bessemer
22
LOW
Saturday
I
.
RECORD
-
STOCK
Par
55% Feb 26
-
1
Jun
YORK
g per share
$ per share
July 17
12
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
83% July 25
..•20
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
YORK
STOCKS
Range f®r Previous
Year 1950
:
32%
132
♦128%
132
'
■
132
*128 »/2
V
'
31%
Y 32%
32%
♦1281%
31%
31%
31%
32%
103/,
:
25%
;
132
31%
103/,
10%
*1281%
25%
25%
132
*128%
31%
313/4
32%
32%
31%
31%
98
98
98
16%
16%
*32
.7
10%
22,200
25%
5,800
p;
132
323A
2,000
;
D
96
13% July 10
15% Jan
17% Feb
Dec
3
Jan
11
2
30
3
31
18% July 13
10% July 13 i
f
Y, 16%
1
10% Dec 29
28
34% Mar 17
July 26
'
96% May 24
96
July
100
July 24 V
11% Jan
18% Dec
3
3% '7c
100% Mar 16
17% Feb
17% Feb
28
34% Jan
■
common
9
5'/c
convertible
Davison Chemical Corp
3
18% Feb i 9
Daystrom
32% Mar 24
Dayton Power Si Light
Mar 30
93
Jan
■
Y 100
Y
4
Jan
100% Feb
Mar 20
17% Jan
5
99
7
Feb
21
Feb
24
.
Dayton
Rubber
Decca
Feb
27
Deere & Co
18
32% Mar 29
'37
Jan
19
45% Dec
19
43% Jan
2
53% Feb
9
7% Jun 27
14 % Dec
20
12% Mar 28
17% Feb
2
Dec
23% Jun
21
58
28
Oct
3
34%
29% Jan
19
37
July 13
20
«
2
20% Jan
<
Records
7 %
42 y2 Jun
Dec
72% Dec
27
12
Apr 20
21% July 13
-62% Mar 28
29
22
May 19
July~12
Feb
68
5% July 12
8
Jan
3
Jan
>2
30% Jan
2
25
62
May 16
6%
21 y8 Mar 13
32% Nov
17
Y
1
12 y2 Jun
27% NOV
22
■Y-' 16%
29
18% July 13
10% Dec
8
49
Dec
7
341/4 Dec
18
37
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see
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56
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3
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49
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100
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10
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15
22% Jan
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18
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;
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,
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Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
r
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95
Elastic Stop Nut Co
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5
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5
66
9
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46
32
87%
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18
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Feb
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6
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38
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8
2
6
18
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Dec 20
Jan
Jan
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convertible preferred
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13% Mar 29
50% Jan 22
4
13% Feb 15
100
Mar 27
Oct
•
35%
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;
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2
19% Jan
9-
21% July 26
13'
17 % Mar
45-
19-
49% Oct
16
32% Jun 30
1
preferred,.*.—
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8
32
93%
Eastern Stainless
26
32
85%
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A
Feb
i'e
88%
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Eastern Corp..
95
14,700
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221/4
16%
26%
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preferred
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15%
22%
17%
2
_
15%
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93
23
,
Mar 21
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38% July 26
Jan
35%
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'
26%
27
35
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15%
67
7
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3
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22
17
Feb
20% Feb
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16
22%
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2
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10
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13
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f
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1,700
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6
Jun
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13% Jun 30
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10
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47
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2
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125
10
46%
31%
Mar 29
11% Jan
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67
2
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9
47
31%
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46
31%
100
1.,
33
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Jun
52% Nov 30
6
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2nd
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27
33
1
25
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23% Jan
26
33
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2
•
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2
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2
Mar 22
2,800
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•
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60%
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Feb
208
7,200
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1
111% Feb
3
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16
93
108% Mar 15.
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Feb
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171
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8
127% Apr 22.
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122% Jan
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19
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55
100
Dixie Cup common
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28
13
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9
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30
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101
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101
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19%
18 3%
98%
33%
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20
Diamond T Motor Car Co
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Range Since Jan. 1
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g per share
101
18'A
18'A
18%
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98%
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13
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v
101
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100
STOCKS
Year 1950
•'
18
98%
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62%
Range for Previous
V-\
98%
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60%
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Mar 22
8% Jan
93
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
9
36% Feb
15% Mar 27
6% July 13
93
62
Rights
2
Feb
94
61%
Detroit-Michigan Stove
54
94
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96
62
Detroit Steel Corp—
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19
96
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61
2
29% Mar
95
61%
20
9
95
61'%
Jan
19% Mar
95%
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Grande
100
321%
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100
80
900
17%
32%
47%
V 38% Feb
17"
23% Jan
29
35% Mar
Jan
17%
32%
47
Derby Oil Co
Mar
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32 y®
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Detroit
8
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27
64
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26
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33
17
32
48
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323%
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32%
163%
32
47%
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17
32%
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32'%
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17
17
48 3%
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*
32
1
preferred
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32%
100
common
991%
16%
17
48
23% Feb
Mar 29
16
52%
79 % Feb
15% Mar 29'
17% May 26
24
65% Feb
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Mar 24
53
32%
17
49
Denver & Rio
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32%
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68
57
32 %
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31%
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32%
500
2
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Jan
20
32%
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17
7
Deep Rock Oil Corp
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32%
98
15%
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Inc
Mar 10
4
16%
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10% Jan 20
38% Jan
16%
100
51
15%
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10
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•
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.
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100
8% Jan
10
Jan
32
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1
(The)
common
series A
3.75%
32%
98%
20
——
3.75%
Preferred
•
26
t
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Preferred
4
104
Inc
31%
32
100
preferred
41% Jan
6% Jun 27
22
■
1
preferred series A—
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
9
•
Corp
2
98
29
Jan
Dana
3
Jan
•
102% Aug 21
102 % Sep
1
5
16
•
29% Jan
-
102 y4 Mar 21
<<
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3
14% Jan
31% Jan
17
2
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19% May 10
25% Jan
20%
17%
29%
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205/8
15
17%
293/4
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f.
30
32y2 Jan
29
; Mar
v
-
20
41%
19%
19%
3%% preferred
.100"
Georgla-Pac Plywood As Lumb Cp__T
/ Gillette Safety Razor common_;__l
13
94 % Jan
♦
-
,26'/» Mar 29,
!
95%
41
20%
11
12 %
,
Mar 20
.13% Jan
-
18
45% Mar
'85
50% Dec
30 V* Feb
13
/127% Jan
Apr 28
*94 ; ;
40%
preferred
rAVih
;
16
103% Feb
-
941/4-
94
20%
General
5
8 % Mar 30,
17% Feb 28
37
-
Jan
8
45
96%
96
No par
preferred
6%
,*
36%
12%
No par
1,300
18'/,
,♦
20%
35%
97'A
35%
,-96%
-
11%
STOCK
Railway Signal
35%
96%
36%
97%
8,300
z
-
27%
18
96%
42
;
13
65% Jan
103% Nov 27
/Gen
.
,
197/,
♦95%
21%
•39%
.48% Feb
105% Jan
-31% Sep 28
.
30
10
,32% Jan
21
.
100
3
2% Jan
2
Mar
>
25
30
3
17
A 24% Feb
•
/ 13 % Mar 26
.
•
25%,-Mar 12
2
Jan
10"
Apr 18
37% Feb 28
29
Jan
Oct
3
30
20
YORK
20%
94%
,*19%
8%
General Portland Cement Co
1
Gen Precision Equip. Corp
No par
General Public Service..,
lOc
General Public Utilities Corp
5"
9.
101% Jan
28
1% Jan
*94
-
20
36%
31%.
15'/,
94%
*96%
2,100
103%
♦
20%
__1
Preferred $3.75 series
23
37% Jan 26
92
-
1Q- ^
Jan
-
20
9
Feb
19 % Mar
42 % Jan
July 26
103%-Jan
Feb
97%
96
100
;Gen Outdoor Advertising
10
r96% Jan
8% Maf 29
120
21% Dec 30
6
16
r
t
Rl61%Dec
"
18% Mar 28
; i 91% Jan
2
.'
18'/, Jan
4
:• 27% Jan
2
55 \ Jan 30,<
2
,'-$5
■
6
Jan 12
^.9% Jan-17
-
•v.
11
134
>
*96%
800
13%
31
.
96
*94%
.
9%
»General Motors Corp common
'=;
130
•
94% Jan 11
f
29
Feb-
Jan
;
24 y, Jan
7
Dec
12
97
*
20%
-
36
19%
Par
10
Feb
27% Jan
Mar 29.
17% Jan
8
Jun
.
90
31% May 3
59 J Oct 23
,
96
36
■
901
.
29
24% Jan
:
34
>
'21% Sep 22
/'.9l%
lo
35%
6
26V* Dec
100
;
*94%
36%
♦
-
,101%
/ Aug 22
90% Sep
17% Dec
"
24% Dec " 7x
,
27
-
.
29
77 % Jan
88
.
96
.
140
78%
'
13%
20%
i.
125
.100: ;*122
Realty <fe Utilities.
10c
8%'
8%
General Refractories
^Nopar
33%.
r'33%
Feb 20,; ,"39% Jan 17 / ♦'General Shoe
Corp
__-l
38%
r'/38%
Jan
2
ii9
Jan 29
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd
No par
-*115
116%
3an ■ 2; -",.29% Mar 7 » General
Telephone Corp
__._20
:
28% ; 28%
Jan 19
39 > Feb 13 Z General Time
£orp common No par / 36% >37%
Mar 27 <, 105',; Jan 18
preferred
*101% 103%
.-,100;
Jan " Z t V 48--'
Feb 15 ' General Tire & Rubber Co com.^.is
38%
17
?
2
Mar 15
-112%
-'
-
Jan 10
in
-
)
32% Mar 15
: -
101% Jun 30 " 128 " May A
,-24% July 27 V: 30% May U
22
Jan 25
" ' *41% Nov 24
101"
16
20%
No par
;
EXCHANGE
9
21%-Jan
2
:x8V« Mar 14
,
28
j,
2.
-40% Jan
>
2
24% Jan
.
27
\ 21%
,
3
/
'.:••
20
17% July .3 / 26% Oct 19
119% Sep ' 7 / 127
Dec 20
:;"-6
July 13 ' •
8% Dec 2i
;
22% Jun
52% Mar
18% Mar 14
*
.
126 V2 Jan
2
,/>35% Jan
,
18%.Feb
>
98 % Mar 30 »> ,105% Jan
*
(14% July 13
2
-18 % Jan
3
21% Dec 26
July 13 '
2% Sep 11,
15%
21%
50
9 per share
123% Mar 25
15
23% Apr
38
16
20%
100
common
preferred
3%% convertible
NEW
Highest
Jan
46
7
« :
12 %
r.
Lowest
9 per share
July 13 *
July 26
15
26
.
;
9 per share
15
122% Jun
102% Jan
15%
21%
12%
Corp
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
; Highest
9 per share
.16%
211/4
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
«
16%
21%
20%
No par
Instrument
Range for Previous
16%
21%
20
*16
-
*101%
23
16
9%
100
1,500
18'A
12%
1
87%
78
•
•
20%
No par
Corp..
General
General Mills
18%
22%
*19%,
8%
50
67%
107%
21
*26%
18%
23
40 *
3,300
4,8004,700
106%
103%
27
■
1,700
•
>
14%
*86%
26%
19%
5
Co
8
3
•
1,100
3,300
*
102%
20%
67%
•
21%
5
2
Jan
■>
65 % Jan
18
22%
•;
.-.
51% ->
"14%
31%
•101%
5,200
1,100
"
102
27%
10%
common
General Foods Corp com
;
$3.50 preferred
11% Mar
55% Mar 15
18%
231/4
No par
A
2nd
General
18
25
31
103
-
27%
18
86
No par
Electric
103
27%
12%
Corp
General
43'/, Jan
6
Co
9
6% Jan
44 %
conv
31%
301/4
.
103
27%
22%
26
1.66%
preferred
General Cigar Co Inc com
7% preferred
15
4
4%
8
Jan
111
Baking
preferred
$8
26
49 V2 Jan
9
50% Jun
80
General
32%
103
28
9%
com
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
9
13
series
11% Feb
21
Dec
preferred
103%
*27%
13,000
.
..
6%
50%
•
>
-•
28%
6%
77%
13%
-
57*
: 28%
:
.
700
14%
29%
56%
>
106%
13%
*18%
preferred
Investors
19"/, Mar 19
Dec
July 13
convertible
$4.25
*101
32%
12%
com
$4.50 preferred..
General Amer Transportation
5
31%
13%
No par
6
26
31
13%
,
,
87
15%
14%
291/4
•
67%
86
77%
13%
15%
__50
General American
58% Feb
13%"
1,800-
20%
67
♦76% .78%
77%
13%
1,600--.
23%
;
.
14% ■:
106%
)
47
51
101
•
107%
No par
Gaylord Container Corp..
5
Jan
14
Industries Inc
2
75
41% Jan
4%%
77
79%
5
9
103 % Jan
:
Mar 28
34
104
13
107% Mar
Shares-
23%
15%
6%
14'%
20%
2
Jan
17
63% Mar 31
29
17
*106%
78%
*
••
66%
86%
86
106% 107
*76%
32%
101
•
*19%
8%
(The)
11% Mar 10
159
Feb 16
25
Jun
Feb
Feb
21
X65%
..l
common
Co
Garrett Corp
20%
67 %
20
convertible?
Gar Wood
88%
21%
6%
■
*50'A
14%
18%
__i
Jan
149
21
3
88
88%
107
50%
14%
i
23%
41
..1
common
preferred
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
17
27% Feb
19
10 y» Jan
Feb
10% Dec
:5%
Gamewell
9
Feb
25
26
8
24% Nov 22
12
6% Mar 29
8
25
31
Jan
23% Feb
23% Jan
12
55% Dec
12
Jan
105V2 Jan
105% Mar
9
67%
♦
103 /.
*20%
11%
io
lnc_l
(The)
67
15
13%
28
501/4
22%
*94
loo
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
8
:
Co
; 15
21%
107
6%
*101
23%
*96%
-
1
common
15%
%
15%
29%
16
I...10
Inc (Robert)
preferred
6%
"
20% Jan
>
107% July 14
3
3
12
23% Jan
13
101% July 13
9% July 13
13% Jan
31
24% Nov 22
17% July 13
101% Dec
4
Jan
6y, Jan
Feb
21% Jan
19'/, Mar 14
29
33 % Dec
July 13
/ 20
13
Dec
,40
the Week
47
/
14%
♦
20%-
100
Gair Co
Dec
8
'
.«
••
54
55i/a
•28%' 29
•
28%
6%
103
15%
14%
54
'
23%
29%
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r
'
'
47 'A
♦
■
"
6%
-
21%
No par
Co
♦101
*
29 %•
23%
.
.100
preferred
Jun
10% Oct 25
Sales fur
.
Mar. 30
t per share
.
r
14%
'
18
36%
Corp
51
54"
18%
*94%
preferred
■;
103
38 %
-
..
104
'51.115
of
ser
6%.
54%'
50%'
29%
50%
.
54%'
28%
6%'
21
13%
Chem Corp___lo
Co
Stores
Fruehauf
6% Jan
7%
Friday /
'
'•
.
29%
■
29%
,
18%
\
pid
-
15%
14%
•
66%
....
78
* 27%
..
20%
88%
*101
oar
■
'
15%
/..
108'
*13%
30%
,■
Co,
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co
2-
16% Jun
.■
■
cum
67%
*77%
.
103
...
15%
88%
.
6%
50%
21%
*107
71/3
Freeport Sulphur
30% Jan'
/
L
Mar. 2»
23
23%
15%*
15
29%
H
#
54
23%
15%
15 *
29
'
-29
6%.
67%
No par
No
II
convertible
9
16
:
'
$ per share
47
29
"
54
104%
*
3% ft preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
29
88
2
25% Mar
.
Thursday
Mar.>■
9 per share
23%
13%
15
'28V+
51
-
15%-
t
No par
-
13% Feb
Mar 13
^
\
23%
16
.14%,
.
'
.
21
_ioo
Inc
Machinery Ac
22% Jan
:
10% Mar 28
25
19% Feb
7
"
15
47% Jan
19% Mar 27
5
Nov
32% Nov
16 /
40% Mar 13
18
12% Oct
81
4
20
27
21% Dec
July 14
Jan
$4.20
Food
*
6%-
.>
,
Y_~Il0
....
•46% Dec
8% July 12
.102
1
__io
*
•;14%
28%
29%. v'29%
.
*103
common__No par
$4
Food Fair 8tores
101% Feb
4
56
6
Feb
t,
4*
23%
♦15%
55
50%
100
Florida P.ower Ac Light Co__.No
par
Florsheim Shoe Class
A_r.____No par
Follansbee Steel Corp...
13:
100
2
98% Dec
•
7*
12
40
24% Mar30
Dec
Mar
Jan
•t
!
5
No par
preferred
Florence Stove Co;
Florida Power Corp
1
23% Jan
Mar 22
84% July 17 '
94% July 21
27% July 12
101-
16% Mar
17
.
19% Mar 30
22
•
28% Mar 21
x
par
48%
•
23%
...
,
16
14%.
"••
48i
.
*24
28%-
"5 :
4%%- preferred:—
Flintkote Co (The)
106% Feb 20-
-
$ per share
*
First National Stores
Firth (The)
Carpet Co—
32% Mar 21
2
17% Jan
22 % Mar 23
•
5
•'
•
*54
«,
commons
16.
■
r
.
com__._25
V
16
\ 14% Mar
Mar 22
20% Mar 17
A16
Feb
.84
2
Jan
103
Aug 10
■
Truct.;__^_lNQ
'4%# preferred
Felt 85 Tarrant
Mfg- Co..
Ferro Enamel Corp •
/■
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N
Firestone Tire1 & Rubber
•
^
~~i
~_~1 1
C0I.JI2
'
Federated Dept Stores
,
*23%
x
Corp
Federal Motor
5* 4
107% Mar 17
;
*
2
"25
78
95 *
»
76'/, Mar 20/
94
•
Federal-Mogul
21%-Mar.■■%'■■■
*.
r
6 '
-11% Jan
1
27% Feb
5
14% Jan
Familyfinance Corp
,
48%
48%
f
'
Federal Mining «s
Smelting.
17% Feb 19
;
3
81% Jan
54% Feb.:
.106.1 Jan
'
July 13
17% July 13
,11% Jan
17% Jan.
.
-
<2
65 • .Jan 21
Nov 14.'
108
"
*
PRICES
Wednesday
/
,
Mar. 27
$ per share
9 per share
j_j?o
FeddersrQulgan Corp....
-
2
13% Jan
-
'
-
% Jan 20
33% May
13
Apr
.
*
Mar 29
•
__N« par
Falstafit Brewing
Corp
" :: -17% Feb 19'
15% Mar:. 8;
-29% Mar 27,
.2
47.'A'Jan
101*
,
V* Deo 29
108
May. o:
16
13
Fairbanks Morse A Co.J
Fajardo Sugar Co-
•
-* :
*86
15 ;
Oct
J^n
Tuesday
-
52% Jan 16.
; .26% Feb
2*
•50% Jan. 2 * "62
Jan-18-23% Jan
6
:. 30% F<jb 13 ,
6% Mar 26.\
8% Feb
2
,
'23% Oct.
"
July 17:
10% July 13
22% July 26
103
;
LOW-AND HIGH SALE
J
Monday
■{.Mar. 26-
Par
.
\«5
■
26
.
-8% Dec 28.'
.
July 13.
105
•
'
'49% Dec 28 ;
106% May 25 ',
13% Jan 13
32% Jan 13:
.
28
25
-
Saturday
1
:
*
RECORD
-
*
per share
Jan.*2/,
<.14% Jan ,,2
■13% Jan ; 9
NEW: YORK STOCK
exchange
Highest
— •
23 ./Mar 29
,
25% Oct 23
July 24
•2
46%
.:
2
*53 ;* Nov
3
16%
Lowest-/-" ,->v
•■9 per share
8 •?.
17% Jun
16% July 3
-4% Feb 14
33% July 17"
'
Apr
22% Jan- ,7
,
July* 26*
15% Jan -3 \
35% Mar .11./
*
-Range Since Jan.'I
Ai
f per share- A;.
.
22% Jnly> 3 :
V'I2% Dec;
.'v--'
f 'Highest v»*V
shared
I per.
A-
■
STOCK
STOCKS
*
.63
c
.63
>
11
/24%
63
847/,
84
84%
22%
-
22%
23
101%
107
100%
*107
100%
108
3,200
19,900
6 00
1*,100
9,000
660
8Q
18
NEW
.
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
S per
$ per share
$ per share
t per share
Highest
Lowest
YORK
share
22 % Apr
35
18
20
13% July 25
20
Jan
23
19
35% Feb
2
17%.Feb
26.
15% Jan
3
31% Dec
3
105% Jan
19
30
Hall
107
22
Mar
Hanna
(M A)
Refrac
30
149% Dec
6
148
154
Jan
17
6%
27% Jan
12
26
ilan
2
30
Jan
5
Hart
Schaffner
7% Feb
10
6% Jan
2
8
Mar
5'
Hat
1
76% Jan
Jun
5 % Jan
3
64% Jan
5
81 y4 Nov
8% July 13
Mar 20
81% Feb
8
Marx
24% Feb
13
8
37
Mar
8
Hecht
98 % Apr
94% Jan
17
97
Mar
8
103
Mar 20
107
25
Dec
39
49
Jun
20
25
Mar 28
27
Feb
tyar 20
40% Feb
1
39% Jan
8
52% Jan
20% Jan
3
18% Jan
4
56
Feb
22% Feb
19% Dec 26
11 % Mar
6
4
12
31
Jan
17% Feb
2
18% Mar 29
12 % Jan
3
15
Jun
8
22
3
25% Mar
6
31 *
5
July 25
47% Jan
Jan
9
Hollander
22% Feb
8
Holly
3
23
Dec
27% Jan
34% Jan
11
47% Nov "24
13
8
107
10% July 13
29% July 27
29% July 13
94
103
Jun
July
46% Jan
:
38 y2 Jan
15
33
3
9
13
Jan
2,7
15 % Feb
'A.Jan
2
36
Feb
20
36
Mar 15
97% Jan
11
53 % Feb
3%.%
67
17
Jan
50% Mar 15
6% Feb
17% Jan
3
12
18% Dec 20
1% Jan
3
4% Apr 22
25% Apr 13
58% Jan
,20% Feb
18% Jan
$ per
40% Mar 15
62
25
82 y2 Jun
29
Dec
99
25
Dec
5%
60
Oct
27
52% Jun
Dec
14
52% Dec
7% July 13
42% Mar 28
10% Dec
Foods
Jan
9
68% Dec
6
6% .Jan
2
76
Oct
9
4% Dec
29
18% Dec
21
27
171% July 13
7% July 12
100
240
*
Jan
13% Apr
27% Dec
30
95 y4 Nov
9
11% Dec
14
33% Jan
25
1
July 12
3
July 25
38 % July 18
42% July 3
32% Aug 30
9% Jan
3
July 17
54
54
22%
223/4
23
20y2
84%
203%
19%
20
19%
84%
83
83
*82%
15%
15%
15%
153/B
19%
19%
11%
11%
*ny4
*19%
19%
193/8
19 3%
19
19%
*19
19%
19%
28V4
27%
273/4
27%
28
273/4
273/4
*27%
40%
40%
393/4 •40%
273/,
40y4
40%
*
*97y2
59
35 V2
99
*19V2
54%
54
*7%
32
Jan
2
10% Jan
Int'l
14
*51 %
51%
53%
9%
9%
•
.5 ",
30 V2
;■>
..1
78
.100 *
*161
54%
,..20"
21
.
1.
*10%
27 %
5
common
,100
Rubber
8%
64%
No par
Inc__^
Corp
99%
No par
3%
SYa, Jan
40% Jan
10
2
109
8% Mar 28
18
65% Mar 28
70
Jan
Feb
73% Jan
2
83
Feb
19
2
53
Jan
2
69% Feb
36% May
35
Mar
1
16
> 13% Jair
18% Mar
,
20 y4 Jan
8.
27% Sep
22
17% July 26
22
Dec
28
21
27% Jan
35% Dec
30
141
Jan
7% Jan
3
11
107% Mar
.
Dec
Feb
7
Jan
8% Jan
64% Jan
30
Jan
Interstate
$6
*
&
Power
Island
Creek
>
preferred
./
Jacobs
(F L)
Johnson
Feb
7
106% Jan
*
.
5
,31% Jan 29
Jones
U
&
Johnson
Laughlin
,u
s
Steel
com
92% Mar 28
99
Jan
3
34% Mar
30% Jan
34
Feb
5
Joy
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
23
preferred series A_
Manufacturing Co—
i.l;
25
24%
25
25
251/4
>1,300
3%
3%
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Tuesday
Mar. 27
1,
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63
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20
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36
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58
20
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25
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3
25
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No parpfd
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95
25
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17
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4
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5
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International Telep & Teleg—Nd par
International Utilities Corp
•—5
27% Jan 24
23% Jan 19
18% Jan
1
36% July 26
48
4
14
15
7.50
International Silver common
31
Mar 24
135
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3
13
37% Feb 26
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7
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8
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10
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1
Apr 21
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9
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6
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7
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100
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56% Jan 17
101% Mar 30
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133% Jan
17
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5
3
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13
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14
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35
33%
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62
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Intercontinental
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Feb
14
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22
26
Jan
29% Feb
Apr
54% July 19
Interchemical
96% Jan 31
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129
Sep
1
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Oct
4
3 % Mar 27
110
Dec
10
Jan
90
7
70
37% Feb
179
2
25 y2 Jan
.
14% Aug
7
59% Sep 18
72
220% Feb
169% Mar 30
Dec
5
106
61
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106
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20
Mar. 24
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preferred
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4,100
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54
200
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23
45
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,
Jan
6
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4
July 11
r
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Si V; 7 :-7
■■
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-
610
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19%
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Inland Steel Co
23
20% Feb
July ,12
5
5
12
15
9% May 8
36% Dec 18
137 % Jun
43
13%
STOCK
RR
/Ingersoll-Rand
6% preferred
2
101% Feb
19
8
♦83
84%
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3%
Industrial Rayon—,—.
Mar 28
25% Feb
5
22% Jun
81% Jan
*53%
23%
203/8
*125%
13%
Indianapolis Power & Light__No par
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A
1
62% Feb
23
Jan
17
25 % Mar 31
•
3
200
6
22
Jan
53%
23
20
25%
;
*,
Illinois Terminal RR Co
16
Mar 28
Jan
3
16
Dec
Jun
53%
23%,
19%
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3%
2oy2
non-cum conv
Illinois
30
16% Mar 28
32% Oct 23
181
Aug 18
129% Dec
Jan1
163
24
Mar 28
95
Mar 29
81
103
53%
23
44
'
27
8
84
Mar 13
11
13
July 17
*
23% Jan
25
8% Mar
71% Feb
51 % Mar 30
17
1% Jan
31% Jan
Mar 26
20
12% Jan
Oct
100
26%
stock
16 \
25% Oct
14
14% Jan
126V2
43%
3%
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RR
11% Jan
11V4 Dec
8
16
v
9% Mar 13
19% Jan
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1261/a
43%
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43%
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6%
.
.
cum
20'/* Nov 22
Dec
8
cum
63
29
16% Jan
Illinois Central
4.08%
12% Mar 30
135
♦1251/a
43%
V
23%
par
Idaho Power Co
6
4.26%
28% Feb
19
30"
92
71
9
2
155% Jan
Dec
Feb
13
Apr 10
56% Dec 30
23% Dec
126%
1
*
Jan
83
,
2,800
6.66%
YORK
53% Feb
175
28
681/2
18%
*
52
15
20% Jan
673/4
673/4
18%
EXCHANGE
share
107% Mar
Mar 30
29
17
67
671%
18y2
.-
Inc.,
51% Mar 27
33% Mar 27
;
NEW
5
26
_
1,700
671/8
20%
12.50
Car
Motor
Corp
Hussraan Refrigerator Co
5
36% Feb
Jun
52
19%
" *19y8
1
Hupp
8
Jan
Feb
19%
17V4
Hunt
Feb
Dec
5
191/B
54
14-
50
7
18
2.
63
49% Jan
19%
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19%
191/4
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19
39% Jan
2
38
104
371/4
20
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Hudson
i
175%
2
Jan
155
3% Dec
25%
371/4
20
23V4
(Del)—25
Texas
26
32% Mar 15
,
18
25% July 12
5% July 14
er
54% Jan
96
9
52
25% Jun
25%
37%
20
preferred
a.100
Sm Ltd__No par
non-cum
Highest
share
Jan
58
8
'Dec 20
41% Mar 23
30% Nov 29
185
25%
37%
673/4
Hudson Bay Min «fe
21% Mar
4
35% Mar 15
20
60
9% Aug
of
Oil
STOCKS
$ per share
34
-
25
37
43%
*27%
37
25%
37
126%
-
2,300
25%
37
25%
373/4
67 3A
100
No
25%
25%
37%
43%
100
5
1033/4
*102
25%
38
*125%
5 ' 4
Hudson & Manhattan common__100
Range Since Jan. t
32% July 25
300
673/4
Howe Sound Co
5
4% Jan
Lowest
Highest
34% Jan
Jan
com
19'
-28% Feb
.
3V2 Mar 29
Year 1950
t per share
103
126%
No par
'*l02y4
No par
14%
50 ■;,,// *32l/2
preferred.-
preferred
Light & Power
Range for Previous
Lowest
102
25%
•
July 17
200
1033/4
*102
67%
com—5
Howard Stores Corp
2
19% Mar
23 : ,;
50% Mar 13
4%
Houston,
10
Jan
9
28
2
16% Feb
Nov 24
8% Jan
36
43%
No par.
Co
Houston
58% Feb 23
11% Mar 13
Corp
preferred
,v
21% Jan
15% Jan
16
1
19% Mar 19
53% Dec 3o
17% Oct
7
Oil
conv
18'
19
22
July 13
$2.25
26"
"Mar 28
35% Mar
*
99% Mar
57
11%*July 21
13
36
125%
Household Finance common.._No par
65% Feb
5
11
a
36%
*52%
12.50
preferred
107% Jan
104% Mar 19
58% Dec 29
1
97
*35%
68'%
15%
30
*95%
36%
44 %
53%
*
700
97
126%
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2,400
36
96
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68 V4
20y8
24%
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,
24%
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...
951/2
104
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103
102
1,500
12,400
97
36
36%
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36 %
101/2
71/4
36
*95%
97
36
1,700
811/2
71/8
25'%
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353A
126%
•
;
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Mining..
Houdaille-Hershey
13
30 y2 Jan
18
preferred—;.
conv
$4.25
17
31
10
24% Oct
9
20V4
__10
common
Hooker Electrochemical
10
19
Corp
Honolulu
62% Dec
July 25
& Sons
(A)
Sugar
v,-i- 5%
29
Jan
Jan
107% Dec 22
12
25%
*37
5
5
19
52% Feb
105
8
Jan
56% Jun
—
17
66% Jan
*
11
38% Feb
Mar 22
7% Aug
42% Jan
101% Mar
May 24
100% Dec
E)
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103
103
5
10
—1
—
Co
Paper
Homestake
14
13
*95%
5
*
19
42% Feb
2
34
28
*35
1,200
71/a
10%
73/8
25
25
25
36
*
55% Mar 30
32% Jan
101
Feb
26
36
common___No par
(Charles
28% Jan
14
25%
26 V2
*79%
101/4;
7
7'A
36
No par
Holland Furnace Co
9
10%
7
25 Va
25-
Inc
Dauch
&
Co
2
11% Mar 26
18% Jan
120% Aug 18
29% Mar 7
12
Hinde
Hires
29
Jan
ioy8
73/a
36
10
Hilton Hotels Corp
21% Feb 21
9
*79%
10%
7%
25
Heyden Chemical Corp common__l
3%% preferred series A
100
13
5
17% Sep
18
25% Jun
14
14% Sep 27
81%
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70
150
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160
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300
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79
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13
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15
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_100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%% preferred series A
__50
Mar 29
54
23 y8 Jan
16% May
July 12
20% Dec
Jan
80
15
24% Mar 16
:
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5
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non-cum
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44% Mar 12'
31
18
52% Aug 23
15% July 14
10% Jun 27
1
27V2
71%
15%
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150
15
Co
common
(G
7%
127% Mar 15
4
Jun
Helme
24
Feb
79
64% Mar 15
6
122% Feb
1
48
68% July 24
23 % Feb
2
18% Jan
3
69% Dec
.
Co
3.65%
5
37
127% Mar 13
2
14% Jan
106% Jan 31
Mar 26
102
20% Mar
29
Hazel-Atlas Glass
26
Mar 10
July 25
34
37'/a Jan
2
Oct 26
44
July 27
122% Aug
34% Jan
9
33% Mar 16
July 14
14
Jan
41
Corp
150
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27%
-
291/a
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150
15%
143/4
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30
29%
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33%
14%
79
106%
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79%
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31%
32%
16%
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16 y4
106 V*
29%
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150
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Heinz (H J) Co common
8
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•
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12
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33%
15%
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32
32%
80
♦79
107
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107
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28
3iy8Dec
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Mfg
Sales for
the Week
share
$ per
33%
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333/4
143/4
14%
79
10%
33% Oct 23
5
143/4
79
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25% Dec
12
Mar, 29
$ per share
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32
15%
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15%
16%
15
1
25
11% Jan 11
*
80
2
20 % July 18
3
33%
100
6% Mar 13
93% Feb
*31%
Hayes Industries Inc
10% Mar 28
27% Jan
31%
33 y4
Hayes
10
9
7
July 17
31%
33
7%
81%
8% Jan
8% Jan
16%
j__10
common
11% Oct
July
Mar. 28
$ per share
.
Friday
Mar. 30
Thursday
.Wednesday
Mar. 27
33%
*77
_100
&
Corp of America
4V2% preferred
3
5
$ per share
*14%
com__No par
preferred
22% Nov 28
141
V
5
;_100
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Harbison-Walk
16
33%
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com.
preferred
conv
*
32
*31
5
Printing Co
(W F)
4%
2
32% Jan
28% Mar 14
25
Well Cementing
Hamilton Watch Co
14'
79% Feb
11
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
'
Water
Halliburton Oil
15% Mar 14
14% Jan 22
73 y2 Jan
8
ios%oct
Apr 11
Jan
33
14% Dec 29
66y2 July 13
104
Sep 29
28
30% Jan
Feb
80% Feb
15
Hackensack
30% Feb
14
Nov 24
46 y4
8
.
PRICES
Tuesday
.
Mar. 26
$ per share
Par
V
Monday
.
Mar. 24
,
H
30% Dec
Saturday
HIGH SALE
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
11% Jun
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1386)
213/s.
.
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,
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102
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58
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5
98% Jan
25
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43
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29
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103% Apr
9
15
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16
10
98
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1
109% May 18
663/4 Dec 19
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19
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18
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67/2 Jan
30
14% Nov 27
13
28% Dec
30
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30
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23
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page
17,.
6
10% Jun
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For footnotes
Mar 14
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6
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Volume 173
Number 4999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
NEW
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
1
NEW
YORK
49 V« Apr
3 *
157s Dec
28
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1
79% Jan
63% Oct
17
17
57
2
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29
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23% Mar 29
47 Va Nov
27
13 % July 20
20
14
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24
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2
101
13
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Nov
24
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9
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1
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26
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6
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Jan
5
52 % Jan
29
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27
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42% Dec
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Jan
22
Oct
Sep >28
18
56
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24
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3
14
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12
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25
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9
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15
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38
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$ per share
44%
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100
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common
9,900
333%
100'%
8'%
16'%
163%
10 Va
V
"10
43'%
*4%
103
32%
cumulative
Co
23
17%
33%
8
33%
100'%
*8'%
29%
15%
♦540
11
*9'%
10'%
9 7s
4%
32'%
1"
-
Corp
—-No park
McCord Corp common—
3
65 3/4 Feb
16
Feb
26% Feb
-
McGraw
Electric
McKesson
16
McLellan
•
..
19% Jan
19
26
.2
26
4%
16
Melville
8„.
64
Feb
9
9
2
Merch
9
Merck
16
8% Mar
25
,'•741/4 Mar
..
6G% Dec
28
60
Jan
27
92
Mar 27
34V4 July 12
24-
Jan*
101
'
Jan
'28
Jan
56
Jan
Co---,—1
1041% Jan
Apr 12
104% Nov 28
104% Mar 27
.,.98
:
20% Mar
7
(TJie)
preferred
10
>
Machine
'3.85%
Mar 28
217/8 Feb
17
Miami
53'/4 Mar 15
60'A Jan
30
Mid-Continent
*18
Jan
2
20
41% Jan
2
48% Feb
Mar
18
17% Dec
28
16% Mar 28
16
Dec
29
133% Mar 28
18 3% Jan
42% Dec
11
41% Jan
46
111% Jan
122
131
Jan
3
1
139
Mar
213% Feb
•;
*46
2,700
"
210
—
200
10
86
15
"
8,600
48%
200
113
footnotes
see
Dec
30
page
24.
Feb
*101'%
473%
,
20
20%
13,100
21'%
21%
213%
22'%
1,600
*423%-
43%
*423%
43%
38%
38%
37 3%
38%
*101'%
1023%
*101'%
102%
50
473%
47%
417s
48%
2,000
/ 20'%
42%
39
1023%
48
,*37
40'%
24%
*25
25%
17'%
253/e
*17
17'%
*17 Ve
*57
24%
25
99%
99'%
.
62
*60'%
62%
*60'%
25'%
19%
19 '/a
56%
19
19'%
57
56'%
56%
57
1,300
393%
39'%
39'%
\
40
40
1,000
25
243%
24%
;.
24 3%
24%
2,100
,
37%
°8'%
.
69
*93
19'%
-
*8'%'
8%
,693%
18'%
62
*8'%:
'
187%
19
*8'%
8%
67'%
68
69
92
92
94'%
253/4
253%
253%
253%
*25'%
51
49%
4934
*49%
*90
253%
50'%
50
Middle
Midland
16
preferred series
2'
26
;
100
.
101%
106
*98%
18'%
5
101'%
101'%
1C0
1053%
104%
*99
104%
*98%
100
49
100
*1047/a
*100
*104%
..
100
*98'%
*1047/e
*98%
lfO
18%
18'%
18'%
18%
56%
56'%
56'%
Petroleum.™
South Utilities
Steel
Prod
10
/
Inc—No par
common.
5
1
,
,8%
1st preferred
—*—-•—100
Minneap, & St Louis Ry
No pai
3.20%
conv
*
Regulator--
2.1.50
pfd series A——100
18 Ve
45'%
137'
18'%
Minn St P ft SS Marie—;—No par
Common
56'%
563%.
18'%
18%
44'%
44'%
18'%
.
18'/a
*44'%
45'%
137
;
18'%
137
...17%
18%
44%
*136%. 137%
137
17%, ;..17%
17 7%
13%
14
14
14
45
45'%
44'%
45i%
120'%
119%
119'%
13%
„
•'
i
120'%
•'*
^
45
■
121
62
18 %
25%
19
18%
58
19
.
8%
;
69 3%
69%
93
*90
r
150
19
2,900
*8'%
8%
56%
18%
44
137%
16%
17%
70'%
707/a
*90
93
'
93
'
.
•
3,100
200
243%
24'%
24%
700
48 3%
48 3%
48%
1,700
100'%
99
99
24'%
100'%
1053%
'
70
8'%
"48
*1047%
*98'%
100
*136 3%
,
6,100
58
18%
.
«QQ
25'%
49'%
553%
43 Va
19 Vs
190
-—
5,000
*55 Vs
19
*8'%
105 Va
"
•
55'%
18'%
18'%
43'%
43%
*1363%
137'%
17
17%
104%
100
30
;
10
98
18
173%
55'%
104
98
100
173%
18%
18'%
,
.
25%
'
"
17%
18 3%
56
*60
25%
"
"25'%
•
2
9
5
Copper
5
5
Scott—No par
Co——
62
'
'69
70'%
93
2,400
9/1
*55 Vs
58
.
400
24%
98
25'%
,
183%
•*55'/8
19%
18%
17%
24'%
99
*60
„
25%
58%
*56
8'%
253/s
*17'/a
24 %
99
,
173%
243%
99
*59'%
<
56'%
*17'%
17'%
24 7%
99
62
93
•
r
17 Vs
243%
-
V
*•
X
200
24%
25s%
25%
18%
57'%
19'%
"
393%
100
25%
19'%
60
800
51
25
247s
253%
37'%
260
*36
17'%
*99
25%
*37
37'%
*
40'%
25'%
101
.
37%
40'%
17'%
21
57%
57'%
40'%
,
423%
*38'%
49
37'%
57
•19'%
No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Mar
*37%
■
101'%
48%
573%
*183i
pfd_100
preferred series--—.—100
4.35%
30
39
48%
38'%
*57
-
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
3
139% Nov
102
43'%
39
101%
40%
25%
,«
.
*—1
common
Merritt-Chapman 6s
Mesta
21
: • 54% Nov
48'%
37%/
>
*61
1
Mln Transp Co——No par/
Ss Co Inc common——50c
1043/4 Feb
13
101%
493%
*25
8t
107 Va Jan
July 18
102'%
*99%
preferred (1st series) __50
Mar 30
"17%
*42%
...
24%
;
convertible ISt preferred—50'
Stores Co Inc
3%
$3.50
24
110
29
'5%
5
Mar 29
Mar 30
49% Nov 27
107% Sep
22
'
2
48
99
,
July 13
Men gel Co
12
7
,
22%
22
43i/a
39
57'%
Mercantile
6% Jan
3
*423%
*38%
22%
*39%
Inc__—18
Shoe Corp
21'% Feb
'2
43%
;
*
223%
7 22
•"
Stores
2nd
'22% Feb
16
loi.: Dec
v
Jan
Jan
22
39'%
37%
,
■
McQuay Norrls Mfg Co—,—
10
Corp common—.
No par V
4'%% preferred (1st series)—100
26'% Jan
Jan
<
39'%
49%
4
Mead
Mar 20
67
,
■
'27% Jan
100
,22
*102
Co—,
& .Robbins
*22'%"."
223%
22%
*423%
—-—50/
iw——1,
McGraw-Hil) PubllShlng_l_^^No par *
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
5;
15
"•
*21'%
McCrory Stores Corp common
1
3%% convertible preferred—100
2
'44%
1-.
Preferred
8
■39% Feb
18
30
For
,
;
No par
No par
McCall
23
52
57% Dec
10
$3
9
50% Feb
27
23
Jan
Maytag
8
20
38% Feb
July 17
1
...—
cum
23
1001/2 Jan
Nov
28
31
29
-
565
*10%
*22'%
*9'%
8'/a
»
,32%
preferred '
No par
pfd 1947 series__No par
pfd—x,—No par
$3.75
9%
,*101%
—100
preferred
$3.40
19
Jan
Nov
7% Jan
.#
6
99
17'/a
♦540
103%
43%
8%
No par
Co__—
Dept Stores
$3.75
■
3
'42% Mar
4
2
^ 19%
7
3
7%
May
7
23% Jan
2
2
19% Dec
8% July
Electric
31
Feb
,.;44
5
17
3
10% Jun
24
47'% Mar 16
4
42% Mar 17
15% Jan
Jan
28% Jan
20 V2 Jan
233/4 Jan
64
37% July 17
Dec
Mar 30
16%
23
.
43%
9%
*43%
100
Co_—
L)
V
24'%;
8%
Mathieson Chemical Corp com_.»—5
2
16% Feb
17
93% Jan
27% Jan
101% Feb 21
102 % July
(Glenn
Master
21
913% Jan
30%
17'%
10%
10
43
r".
,
9
25
Jan
Feb
101V2 Mar
10
11
13
6% Aug 11
,39% Jan 13
■12
prior pfd
Martin-Parry CorpCorp
j
*9'%
1
preferred—
Martin
11
*23
5
Masonlte
3
Jan
101 »/2 Feb
Mar 28
13% Jan
493/4 Jan
:
18% Aug 16
July 17
16
r
32% Oct
6
Jan
373% Feb
2
...■94% Nov 27
3
x21% July 19
.
4Va%
16.
183
Mar 26
37% Jan
3
42% Feb
r4% Jan
Jan
45% Jan
21
26 Va Jan
,
10 Va
lo
101% Mar 26
52% Mar 15
44
July 13
33% July 13
42
Jan
23% Feb
'Mar 28
32% Jan
3
21% July 13
32% Jan
27
18
2
30%
565
•540
565
—6.25'
& Co com
29
20
Aug 17
105
39% July 27
30% July 17
Jan
Marshall Field
11
43
25
37% Jun
July 19
12% Apr
14% Jan
5
331/2 Jan
943/4 Mar 30
23% May 11
16
82
6%
21% Jan
323%
40%
140
*99»%
18
''
Corp—
Market St Ry
•14% Jan
57
85
'•
Mar 28
27% Sep
13
July
Midland
3
5
..173%
'
I,000
y ■
19% July 14
39
Marine
6
93
■
17% May 11
13
18
i
29
•
8
Dec
30'%
17'%
♦133
17%
'
'
8'%
8 Va
-
8%
*8'%
,
*40
40%
♦99'%
34
101
•99%
*17'%
17%
140
-17%
18
33'%
.
101
*40
♦133
? 140
17%
33%
♦997/s
83%
•
29%
•
173%
17%
11
'
5
27
6
1
32
'
33%
33'%
101
8 3%
8%
*540
par:
:
105'% Feb
Mar 23
Mar
Shirt-
38'% Feb
Mar 27
12
'—X—-—-No
Feb
Jan
31
1-
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp —!
%
5
33'%
*99 7%
•133
18'%
18.
40%
♦391%
41
140
18'%
34
8% :
50»
Co__
9% Jan
31% Mar 29
18
Manhattan
45
r
»
*40
r
140
;
18
102
33%
*99%
-
•135
18'%
♦135
41
*40
•-
140
:
18
*17'%
•
10% Feb
I'
101
Jan
253/4 Jan'31
2
4% Mar
v
97
5
Jan
9
•
18% Nov
3
573
2
37J/« Jan
...
25
32
Jan
2
7% Mar 28
29
13% May
30
12% July 13
24% July 27
175
16
9% Nov
9% July 19
Dec
Sugar
19 VB May
7
9% Jan
Manati
'
25
31
Mahoning Coal RR Co„
22
12
38% Dec
3
100 Vb Aug
28
133% Jan
9% Oct
Apr 19
23% Jan
Feb
10 3/8 Mar 15
2
-
100
Square Garden—-No par
Magma Copper —;
—.—.—10?
Magnavox Co (The)—
1?
10
Jan
.
Madison
17% Mar 16
41
*40
'*135
^No par.
com
530
23% Oct
8% July 25
18 VB
Co Inc
preferred series A
9
Jan
10
100*
i"%
7"74
17%
17'%
17%
17%
5
12% Aug 30
9% Dec 27
4
6% July 13
25
Jan
2
:
5
Inc__.
(R H)
4%%
9
'24% Apr
3
preferredTrucks
Macy
13
28
IVs Jan
15
42
-
1;/T'
•
M & M Wood Working Co
MacAndrews 6s Forbes common
142% Feb
8
173/b Mar 29[
35% Dec
7% Mar 30
125
Jan.
18% Mar 19
12
10% Jan
13
.
Mar 30
15
106
2
38 7s Mar 13
139
18% Dec 19
,34% May 25
J
»
26
,
-28% July 17
lt>-
Dec
143
3
11% Mar 31
May
42
8
8,400
10,200
;
353%
600
k
40%
18'%
7 6%
1,700
.
83'%
X40
i
18%
773/4
9
;
174
51
50 7%
34'%
*18'%
*763/8
„X
353%
174
'
50 7%
83'%
513%
84
84
"
9
9
■'
353%
733%
5%
333%
9
*35
9'%
9
35%
353%
73
743/8
9'%
• •
*35%
36'%
1,000
57s
68'%
„
5%
68 3%
*5%
683%
9'%'
11 Va
*5%
67%
5%
68%
34 Ve
17'%
"
68'%
*5%
68%
*35%
...17'%
17'%
68
*5%
1
■
*2
2'%
683%
5%
par
6
2
173%
17'%
17'%
*/4
2
2
2'%
2
2%
400
24
*23%
*99%
24'%
101
*98
,
'
25
140
49
*38%
57%
4
100
—
7
3 8 3%
24'%
24%
*98
1,300
2,000
1,500
25%
57'%
.
10
9%
10'%
39'%
59
24'%
24%
241%
*98
39'%
583%
*58
60
14,100
7'%
73/8
25%
383%
*<*o
ta
383%
38%
39'%
r_No par
-No par
Corp
7%
7'%
7'%
123%
12'%
,
2,100
253%
.
1
39
*58%
3
com
37%
37%
73/8
600
56
*55
1
12'%
14,000
42%
*97 Va
54 Va
7%
100
77
*75
76
43
98
37'%
26
}
75
1
1
42%
98
39
va
*
18
433%
43
99
37
IVA
V
*17%
18
*17%
18
*17%
43%
99
38%
7-
'
17
.1' 32% Mar 19
2
Highest
$ per share
?■
44'%
;
Year 1950
...
Cup
Co
oil Co_I
Lorillard
3
•
Jan
Range for Previous
Lowest
1,800
1 44%
7%,
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—, .No paf
Long Island Lighting Co___U .No par
••
*
Belt
Lone
Mar 22
Mar 28
Jan
30 % Jan
30% Dec 30
23%
26
10
—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp__
Loew's Inc
J—
9
Jan
467a Feb
170
3
4
102% Dec
>
17% Jun 29
60%
23 Va
37
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—-No par
<3%% convertible preferred—10C
143/4 Mar 12
•'
4
21
.
97% Feb
!
5
13
;83
Mar 27
30% Jan
21
60%
23'/a
,
160
4
Jan
Tulip
Lion
13
42% Feb
60%
23%
41
Lily
13
Feb
60
54%
5
preferred -iX.
Link
16
217/B Feb
,(
61
23%
38%
par
Corp_,
Mar 30
46
7%
.
Mar 22
413%
Mar 26
164
9
87% Jan
75
Mar 16
28% Aug 17
13% Sep 29
22% July 18
Liggett & Myers Tobacco^
Jan
.27% Jan
81
July 17 >.
Aug
1 *
■
33% Mar 15
-
'3
,
15
76'/a Mar 28
,
i1.'
Life Savers
Jan
t
177/b Jan
j
17
<,'•.*••
■
.
;
3
•
10% Feb
i
60 V*
23 Va
*99%
>
No par
19
'.i 53
Mar 28
-
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co_,
Libby McNeill & Libby_—
184
Mar 29
X40
44% Nov~24
21% Jan
9
/
Lerner Stores Corp
3
36 % Mar 16
Jan
2
77% Mar 15
;
61
23'%
5
«
39
t
82% Oct 27
-
Lehn & Fink Products
«
Mar 27
61
23%
100
5
73%
61
.
18
3,700
73%
23'%
4
347/e Feb
2
.173
Jan
14,100
127a
60
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
273/B Feb
72% Mar 15
Mar 31
10
14
9
8% Jan
3
45 % Nov
v,
70% Feb
2
33% Jan
:
Oct 28
.
89 Va Jan
18
2
Shares
127s
74%
13Vs
75'%
74'%
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
23 Va
43
10
& Sons Co common
$ per share
74 5%
Mar. 29
$ per share
61%
*75
par
(The)L._i.__—_„No
.3.85% preferred
22
8% Jan
Co
73'%
Friday
Mar. 30
Thursday
Mar. 28
$ per share
23%
*17%
__10
Lehigh Coal' & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR——No
Lehigh Valley Coal com$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No
;
50c r.cn-cum 2nd pfd
—No
Lehman Corp (The)
17
Jan
1.. Jan
t
x22% Mar 29
31V2 Jan
3
23
2
11% Jan
9
39 % Aug 28
9'% Oct 19
,
30% Aug 25
V
Consolidad 6%
Lees (James)
19
15% Feb
Mar 14
1
No par.
No par
(The)
*7 3'/a
•
44%
• —
5
16
53% Jan
5% Mar 28
13% Oct 23
July 13
3
15
11% Mar 28
28
19
5
25% Feb
171/b Mar 29
;
& Cq
Co
Lambert
18
2
Co-,
H)
$ per share
Wednesday
.
6L
Lane Bryant common__.;—__No
par,
4%%
preferred'
50
Lane-Wells Co
-:
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
9
Feb
66
11% Jan
29
9
177
51% Feb
46 Va Mar 15
29
par
Laclede Gas Co___
100 % Feb
29
22 7s Deo
Kroger
1
15
Jan
IS S)
(S
Mar. 27
23%
-
100
La
Mar
9% Mar 30
28
Kress
10
413/4 Feb
Jan
99
/9%Dec 29
50% Jan
7
Kresge
27% Mar 14
147/b Feb
6
21% Jan
9
100% Sep
July 13 *
7
5
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 26
C 73 Ve
par.
preferred
8
42V2 Jan
34% Jan
62 Va
;4Ve.
7% Feb-27
11 Va Jan
37
3
73
i
2
,
20
7
38% Jan
22% Jan-
47% Jan 25
19
407% Jan
6% Feb
25
12% Jun
15
13
39% Mar
Jan 10
7
Feb
56 Ve Mar 13
16
25 % Oct
:
Mar 13
44% Mar 21
103
*
36% Feb
7% Nov 24
7% Dec 20
i
28
19% July 12
10 Va Jun
5
3
Monday
$ per share
No par
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No
Kimberly-Clarke Corp —No
Kinney (G R) Co common
:
.$5 prior. preferred
—No
Koppers Co Inc common
;
10
76
,
5
July 12
34% Dec 20
$0
Feb
19% Jan
Mar 28
35% Dec
50
-
Paf
Kern
Jan
HIGH
AND
Saturday
Mar. 24
Nennecott Copper
13
15% Jan
;
,
L.
45 Va Mar
24
RECORD
LOW
STOCK :
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Jan
STOCK
STOCKS
Highest
$ per share
19
A
YORK
Range for Previous
Year 1950
(1387)
18'/a
3,400
55'%
56
3,900
18%
44'%
137
18%
45
137
24,100
1,200
30
3,703
17%
17'%
4,100
*14
133%
14'%
133%
133%
13%
14
-45%
44%
45'%
>44%
44%
447/a
44%
4,803
118 Va
1,280
\
121
120
120
118'%
119
118
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1388)
20
YORK
NEW
Range for Previous
$ per
Range Since Jan. 1
/
Highest
Lowest
S per share
$ per share
share
44
19
107
27
18% Jan
2
xl05
5
Jan
21
Dec
84
Nov
10
83% Jan
2
24% Feb
93% Feb
16
27% Dec
27
25% Jan
2
32
27% July 26
34% Mar 20
29% Jan
46% Jan
25
73
73
9% Jan
3
4% Jan
21% Jan
3
3
4% Feb
10
27
Dec
28
Mar. 26
Apr
11% Jan
54
3
13% Mar
73% Mar
9
Mo-Kan-Texas
9
31% Dec 30
21% Jan
19
33% Mar 12
t Missouri Pac RR 5%
41% Oct
6
34% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
39% Feb
16% Feb
Mohawk
16% Nov 20
July 26
10% Jun
16% Jan
10
10
Mar 15
24% Jan
5
73
Jan
25
84
Feb
11% Jan
2
15
Mar 22
Dec~21
77%
30
13% Feb
3
19% July 13
49% July 13
23% May 11
67% NOV 24
21% Jan
12% Jun 27
16% Dec 29
15% Dec 29
20% Jan
57
26% Jan
42% Aug 24
30% Nov 14
3
20% July 17
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
9
Jun
29
44
Jun
29
108% July 12
15
14
Oct
16% Jan
53% Jun
Motor
15% Feb
26
Jan
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
303%
30%
3034
2,900
80%
81%
80%
81%
78
80%
79
79%
783%
79
14
14%
13%
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,500
6,300
14%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11 %
10%
11%
33,800
65%
64%
65%
62%
65
63
643%
633/,
64%
23,200
pfd-100
20
28 %
30%
28%
30
29%
30%
28%
30 '/,
29%
30%
28
30
60,100
*37%
33%
*37%
37%
38%
38%
*37
*37
38
1.25
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
19
19
18%
19%
19
19
5
77%
77%
76%
77
76%
77%
ft
15
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
Co
38
15
15
15
143/4
14%
1.3QO
18%
19
19
19%
19%
19%
1,700
75%
76%
75%
76%
76%
77V2
14%
14%
14%
14%
143%
23
23%
24
23%
24
12.200
16,800
23%
23%
23
23%
23
23%
69
69%
68%
68%
68
68%
67%
68%
68
68%
68%
8
16%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
16
16
16
No par
49%
15%
17
*16%
3
Co
4
23% Feb
27
Mar 26
49% Feb
28
52
Jan
62% Mar 27
2
6.300
7,800
703/2
16
*16%
28%
28%
5
1
28 %
28%
19
19%
28'A
18%
28
18%
13%
13%
*13%
14
*52%
18%
53%
*133/2
27%
273/4
28 'A
*27%
28
27%"
273/4
1,000
181/2
18%
19%
19
193/4
4,500
18%
18
18%
18
18 %
7,200
14
14
1,200
52
52
109%
110%
109'A
21%
20%
20%
20%
21
*45%
46
45
*58%
61
*59
62
14
14
13%
14 Va
52 V*
*513/2
52%
110'/a
20%
*1093/4
110%
20'/2
203/4
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IO91/4
20'A
21
700
109% 1093/4
30
203/4
4,800
20%
46
62 »/2
*45
46
*45
46
*45
46
200
62 Va
*45
45
28%
52
14
53
110%
*109%
18%
53
53%
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2,700
28 V*
28
18
18%
18%
9,000
48%
18%
28
18%
18%
18%
800
48
28
28 'A
28%
18%
16%
48%
28
28%
28%
*28
161/4
48
3,400
17
*16%
16%
x48
50 '/a
50
49'/a
1.61/4
16%
»16'/2
17
49%
48%
50%
10
Co
Mfg Corp
l
Munslngwear Inc
_5
Murphy Co (G C) common
1
4%% preferred
100
Murray Corp of America com
10
4% preferred
50
Myers (F E) & Bros
No par
16
100
*37
37%
No par
Inc
Brass
10%
11%
11%
No par
(The)
&
14%
23
Mullins
8
Feb
45
12
Mueller
8
111
Jan
13
31%
14%
Products Corp
Wheel Corp
Motor
2
,55%
20
23% Aug 30
52% Aug 30
Jan
Co
(John)
Motorola
23
20% Feb
2
1
43
Power
Morrell
Mar 21
28% Feb
21% Feb
12% Jan 15
52
Mar 28
i
200
-
Feb
13
Montana
31% Jan 29
2.
25
29%
64
Co—
16
Jan
160
*28%
83%
14%
No par
Utilities
18% Feb
27% Mar 29
91
29%
11%
Moore-McCormick Lines
109
36% Jan
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
8
18 Vb Jan
6
13
Monsanto
Mar 29
52
92
*28%
66%
Tool
Jan
Mar 17
Jan
15
Machine
18
2
*91
28%
63%
Montgomery Ward & Co
23
18
56% Dec
113
Monarch
9
Mar 20
91
28%
11%
conv
74% Feb
40% Jan
19% Dec 20
19
May 24
13
24
2
91
100
A
Carpet Mills
Hosiery Co Inc..
Mojud
90%
15,200
20
—No par
com
series
16
19
Oct
13
Jan
9
RR
preferred
15% Mar 15
18
23% Jan 22
64
7%
19 s/8
20%
28%
83
10
7,400
39%
91%
31%
Jan
19%
Shares
share
*105% 107
107
91
Mission
10
20
*105
28%
Minnesota Power St Light Co_No par
48% Jan
20%
$ per
38%
39
38%.
107
20%
92
18
10
5
*105%
28%
27
Corp
Mission Development Co__
Sales for
28%
91%
11% Dec 22
13
*91%
39%
39
39%
107
20%
20%
20%
t per share
$ per share
share
38%
*105%
29
preferred
conv
52% Dec 22
4
39
107
20%
*91
2nd
$ per
share
38 %
107
20
*28%
41.50
18
30
*105%
Mar. 29
the Week
Thursday
Mar. 28
Friday
Mar. 30
Wednesday
Mar. 27
*105%
39%
25
9
Jan
$ per
share
39
St
...
14
Feb
32% Feb
lo
Min
Mfg common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Mlnneapolis-Mollne Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
9
85
2
Jan
Minn
13% Mar 28
15% Dec 26
$ per
Par
7
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Mar. U
'
9
Mar
9% July 12
67
July 19
Jun
Saturday
EXCHANGE
$ per share
20
Feb
108% Jan
Sep 26
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
37% Feb
104
RECORD
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Monday, April 2,195S
....
*62
63'/a
*62
63%
*62
63*%
200
20'A
14,700
N
16
July 13
22
May 20
17% Jan
2
22% Feb
32
Jan
3
53
Dec 21
51 »/2 Jan
2
79
23
Jan
13
34% Dec
6% Jun 29
18
31
143/4 Dec 27
Mar 15
12% Jan
23
May 27
16% Jan
Dec 28
18>/2 Jan
5
39% Jan 17
32 >/a J an
2
175'/a Jun 30
53/4 July 13
186
Jan
9
National
Acme
15% Mar 27
2
20
31% Dec 26
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
Nashville Ohatt & St Louis
9
35»/2 Jan 17
15
14 >% July 12
12
Jan 13
2
Mar
National
70
*31%
32
6
Airlines
1
203/2 Mar 22
National Automotive
221/4 Feb
13
National
Aviation
National
Biscuit
19%
19%
20
193/2
193/2
193/a
19%
19'A
19'A
1,300
34%
34%
341/2
35
343/2
35
8,600
100
*174/2
174%
174'/2
174'/.
174'A
171%
34%
1743/4
170%
172
10
No par
1
7%
7%
473/2
10%
473%
10%
47'A
1
12%
12%
National Cylinder Gas Co
i
*13%
l4»/4
50
453/4 Feb 21
50
2
National Dairy Products.
No par
National Department Stores.
;_5
National Distillers Prod
No par
473/2
47%
473/4
193/4
19%
28% Dec 22
273/4 Dec 21
20% July 17
15
July 25
94% Jan
25
11
July 13
*150
Jan
11
-7% Jan
-
Jan
x% Dec
<
17% Jan
8
65
5
Nov 21
9% May 31
31% Dec 22
25
5
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22% Jun 29
28
23% Feb
2
31
1
4
Mar 21
156
♦
2
*
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25% Jan
2
-Jan
?
1
53% Nov 27
47% Mar 14
29% Oct
27% Jan
2
Natl Power & Lt
21% Jan.
2
Mar 14
-89% Jan 30
15% Apr 27
71% Apr '. .4.
#
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89 " Dec
•
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20
24%Dec28
*14%Oct••-».
,10% July 13
7
July 13
11% Jan
-
Yoar 1950
*:
share
8 % Aug
1
2
National. Tea Co.——
3
Natl
3~
Jan
•10% Feb
Highest
$
-
per-share
12% Feb 28
.10% Jan-5
: 15% Jan
106% Aug 11
3
,11% Jan
3
90
I July
.34% Oct 21
393% Oct 17
per share
11
Mar >9
Mar 27
/ ■•'"'•
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-
Jan
11
-
42% Jan
Nesco
9
10 v*
10 »A
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123/2
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13%
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46%
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8
17
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106
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13
18 »/2 Feb
2
Oct
30
19
Jun
6
15 3/4 Jan
10
42
Nov 21
413/2 Jan
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Jan
26
73 »/2 NOV
21
73
Jan
3
90
200
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13
246% Apr
19
215
Jan
17
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2
52
27
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Feb
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18
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$5
20
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9
•
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SALE
253/2 Jan
95
5
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99
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preferred
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23%
■
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-
100
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98 Va
106
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100
19 Va
19%
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New York Dock common——Nopar-
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56
11%
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101
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10'A
•
20 »/4
20%
100 »/2
66
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•..23%''/ 23%
*15%
Newberry Co
7
3
100
ioy«
12 y«
13%
'
30% Mar 29
100
Feb
'
13% Jan
21% July 27
93
Dec 12
10'/.
12%
100'%
32%
;
23'A
36Jan
102
Jan
Dec
-■[
.4%-% preferred
13%: Mar 12-
180
27
'
Nelsner Bros Inc
26% Jan
236% Feb
6% Jun 27
STOCK
Nehl Corp
19
21% Dec 21
188 »/8 Oct
3
14% Oct 31
.
(J J) com——Nopar 1
preferred
.—.100
New England Elec System.—.:
1 :•
New Jersey Pr fc Lt Co i% pfd.100'
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
l.\
4%% preferred '
100 ;
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
2
98 »/2 Mar 27
28% Mar 29
28% Jun
10'/«
12%
47%
19% /193/2
273// 27»/a
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49%-. 50
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30%
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U
*38
18
20% Nov 22
80%. Dec
8
Jan
3
29
128
31%
.44
26%
...I
STOCKS
14% Jan
.11% Jan
Apr 13
104% Dec
66'/a Mar 14
10'/,
1,300
47 Va'.
■
18Y* Feb
-
2
-96
16
13% Mar 23
■
8y» Jan
42 '/a Nov 25
105% Feb
10% Jan 26
24% July
xl05
12% Jun 13
103
10%
12'/a
9
.Nopar
NEW YORK
; /'
-
471/2
7'A
'
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share
17% Feb 10
26% Mar 29
*
'■Range Since Jan. 1
Lew est
J
Fibrd Co-
Co
'
1
7% July 13
34
July 11
99
July 18
10% July 25
199% Sep
5
58
Apr
6
Vulcanized
Natomas
15
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,
.100
——
7'A
47%
150
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25% Feb-
-
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-preferred
7'A
47
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Nopar
Sugar Ref Co...
Nopar
.NationalSupply (The) Pa com—ilO'
4% %
7»A
473/,
150
,
National
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1.4% Jan 13
102% Mario
9
2
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8
Jan
*
lowest*
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1
;22% Jan 25
3
Range fer Previous
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56
7
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ex-dlst——Nopar
Shares Corp
National < Steel
Corp.
7'A
47%
174% 175
-
2,300
7'A
47%
12%
'67%
9
280
7%
7'A
*1743/2:175
1
172% 172%
10%
102
-66%
•
7% preferred A.—.....
-ICO
6% preferred B—.—
-.1—100
National
32% Feb 16
-25% Jan 23
Mar 22
.10
common
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Mar* 6
26
Co
*100*%
19%
47'%
7
27%
20%
20'A-
No par
National Linen Service Corp—
28% Feb 13
35% Mar. 3i=
1
;
25
Lead
176
273/4
.1
preferred i
National
9% Jan 26
34% Jan
5
31% Mar 29
4
$4.50
13
1853/2 Jan
Co
National Gypsum Co com
29
76% Feb
Jan-
9
Nov 24
Jan
Mar 21
150
>■
21% Mar 22
103
Mar 13
-
174
159
Jan
•29% Jan
2
1003/2 Mar
7
185% Jun
Mar 30
19
69% Dec 29
4
18
Jun
'
263% Jan 10
22% May 31
102
Jan 10
178
i
20
13%
36
Nov 13
19%
20
20
34'/2
National
July 17
19%
800
20
6
143% Mar 30
19%
7,300
•
19%
5
Container
14,800
34'%
11% Feb 24
Jan
153/s
19%
15% Feb
9% Jan
11
15
19%
133/4 Feb
13
11% Oct 11
1
15%
34>A
7%
19
15
?o%
35 ?
2
49% Mar
69'/2_
32
20%
2
Feb
9% Jan
2
691/2
32
19%
34'A
13% Mar 26
10
2
7
69
32
15 »/2
15
68
31%
20
14% Dec 28
7% July 12
Jan
42% Jan
430
68
32»/4
1
6% Jun 27
10% Juh 27
8% Apr 29
46% Nov 24
July 13
20'A
20%
20'/a
20%
673%
*31%
5
common
preferred
National Can Corp
National Cash Register.
National City Lines Inc
31
.
153/2
32'/4
15%
10
Fibres Inc
Corp.
Co
69
32
15%
31%
14%
20%
20%
68
31%
20%
*67
15 %
14%
20%
68
20 »/4
20%
68 3/2
1
35% Jan 12
184% Jan 20
170% Mar 29
20%
100
Co
preferred
100
—
25%
*93 Va
25%
26
*93
96
*93
96
*94
96
IvigU A.
18 3/» July 13
24% Dec 15
85
'Dec 14
29
Jan
91
Mar 29
91 */4 Dec
97% Jun
98
9
22
July 26
Dec
24 % Mar
9
20% Jan
2
31
26 "/2 Jan
2
16
26
Oct
39 3% Nov 24
24 3/4 Dec
28
53% Mar
4
Feb
15% July 12
10% Jan 13
21% Feb
18 % Dec
6
27
Niagara Mhk
Class
7
94
Feb
23
102
Feb
6
3.90%
Mar 19
96
Mar 28
10
Jan
353/4 Jan
49% Jan
10
46 «/2 Mar 10
9
x52'/2 Feb
5
28% Jan
13
17% Jan
4
19'/a Feb
8
18
15»A Mar 28
88% May 18
39% Feb 23
81
8
Jan
3
33% Dec 28
Jan
31 % Jan
2
313/4 Jan
19
2
Feb
88
3
Mar
x35 'A Feb
North
28
,
9% Dec
15
13. Mar 22
97% Jun 15
*90% Dec 27
106% July 13
1093/2 Dec
16.
10
Feb
7
88% Mar 29
.10%'
15% Mar 29
28 V*
July 12
104% Dec
95
Dec
26% Feb
35% May 20
16
112% Mar
21
100
9
14
46% Dec 28
w*
Mar 28
Mar
204/4 Dec 28
18% Oct
9
19% July 11
90
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97
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96
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...
900
18%
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18,000
18,500
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
15%,
15%
15%
15'A
15%
15 y4
15 Va
15 V*
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33»A
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32%
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10%
89
108%
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6,000
23,500
10 V*
10
89
107
80
33
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32%
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107
107
88
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22,000
89
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180
107
670
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13%
13%
13 V*
13'A
13%
17,400
20 Va
213/4
20
20%
201/4
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20%
8,600
25 y»
25 »/4
25'A
25%
25y,
25
25Va
790
15%
16
15%
15%
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15%
15%
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1,700
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14,300
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100
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900
5,600
27Vt
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89
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_
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5,500
42 y4
50%
15%
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100
.
27 V*
100
110
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1,300
50
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273/4
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preferred
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42
50
27'A
18'/a
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10'A
42
50 3/8
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10'/a
41
50
15,700
-
96
96
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—
27»A
22»/a
18%
50
100
(Minn)—
——_
4 ^ ,-prefctred
Oliver- Corp commnn
4%%
96 Va
50%
Okia-Gas-k Electric Co com——10
8
963/2
42 V*
Ohio OIL Co—
.
883/2
10%
3.90 preferred
2lVa ***> 28
19% Feb 24
2"*
(a
4.40%
*87
98
88 Va
97
50'A
Ohio Edison-Co common——8
99% Feb 27
*87
41%
4.6% preferred
Norwich
883/2
IO1/2
Northwestern Telegraph—
110% Mar 12
Jun 22.
18% Dec 20
5
18% Jan 12
^
•
3
26% Jan
♦87
*95%
series——.No par
Northwest Airlines Tnc common
10
14% Mar 22
22% Jan
88 Va
50%
27
Mar 30
*87
42
103% Feb
17% Dec 16
12% Jun 29
25
883/a
IOI/2
$3.60 preferred
12% Jan* 24
88%
50%
$4.80 preferred
*193/4 Jan 25
88%
42
5
14%Dee"28
*88 3/«
10%
y3
16
22% Dec 28
32% Mar 28
20
833/2
50%
94 % Feb
15% Jun 26
23% Jun
*81'A
1
Northern States Pwr Co
Preferred
83 Va
42
Central
Common
27'A
*811/4
10 «/2
1081/2 Jan
27
Jun
2
27'A
83%
503%
Mar 16
100
8
Mar
27%
83%
42 %
3
106 >/2 Mar
22'A
27%
83%
22 Va
4
Northern Pacific
.
22
27%
*82
..100
...
Northern Natural
37% Feb 13
22'A
*27
83%
*813/4
American Aviation——..—.1
Northern
6
22%
273/a
..—100
—
Ry com..—.25
preferred
25
North American
13
22%
*813/4
28
&. Western
Adjustment
2lfs
83%
22'A
*27»/2
Electric Corp
Norfolk
1
-"■•■"27%
22
•'<
par •
————.100
Nopco. Chemical Co
2
5
Pwr^rp cOmJld par, 5??
preferred
preferred
preferred
Noma
5
78'/e Jan
3.40%
11% Mar 10
Jan
*27
24
*
5
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A
3.60%
28V4-Dec
17
Mar
88'/2 Jan
88
19
July 17
43% Jun
5
29
7
83% Mar 19
8
103 % Mar 20
19
23'/4 Mar
.20%
t
28% /
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32%
31%
107:
106
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95
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28
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,
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106
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44 Va
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21
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12,300
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Volume 173
Number 4999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1389)
NEW
Ka nre
tor Previous
Rang* Since Jan. 1
NEW
—
YORK
Highest--
*
3
15
5
113
10% Jan
§5
Jan
20V* Jan
30
Lowest
•
Apr 21
July 26
;
10
102
25
Nov
Feb
13% Jan
105
5
33 7A Jan
Jan
28
-
39
25
■»%
Oct
5
Jan
14
75 y2 Feb
19
78
Jan
Nov 27
73% Feb
2
82
Jan
Otis
2
79
16
17% Feb 27
21% Jan
Corp (The)
12
A__100
Collins
Outlet
No par
Marine
Co
Ac
Mfg..*
.
S per share
*
12
12
103%
25
2.50
25
Glass
*25
Mar. 28
102%
30
♦25
,
A per share
12
*11%
102%
♦102%
26
♦25
Thursday
Friday
$ per share
12
*113/4
102%
1023/4
26
*25
Sales for
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
.
the Week
$ per share
12
12
102%
.
Shares
12.
1,100
.102%-. 102%
26
*25
90
26
,
100
38%v38%
38
38%
38%
39
18 %
•
38%
38
18%
18%
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19
*18%
19
19
77 V*
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77
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78
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78
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73
79
40
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79
77%
78
763A
77
3,600
19%
2,600
18%
*75
77%
*75
12.50
Co
11%
103%
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
12
*102%
No par
—
Owens-Illinois
*11%
*
SALE
Mar. 27
103
,
_10
Elevator
Outboard
HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 26
$ per share
5 ■'
common
convertible -preferred
Oppenhelm
Mar 27
19
Aug
2
§7% July 12
Omnibus
5
25% Feb
Mar 24
Par
2
AND
Monday
Mar. 24
EXCHANGE
82
14V* July 10
72
RECORD
Saturday
.
5 per share
11% Mar 22
27% Sep 22
42% Jun 23
20',
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
STOCK
LOW
STOCK
"
Lewest
YORK
STOCKS
Tear 1950
79
791/4
78
79
78%
,
%
38%
19
383A
38 %
38%
5,800
400
P
13% July 17
•7
1
7% Jan
6
17
Jan
3
Feb
25
98
Jan
16
21% Dec
20
Jan
104
Oct
11% Apr
21
18
16% Mar 15
22,
3
-
Sep
1
21
Mar 21
101% Mar
1
19% Feb
Pabco
6
17% Jan
10
28
Feb
■4%
July 12 ■*
27% July 11
60% Sep 27
43
Sep 27
Jan
11
64% Feb
38% Jan
11
44
15
15% July 27
23
Feb
4
16% Jan
3
30 y2 July 26
35% Jun
13
48
55% Mar 10
,
34% Mar
31% Mar 27
28% Apr
48
3
Dec
18
111% May 23
98% July 13
142 y2 July 21
152
x49% Jan
39
7
Dec
18
28
53
Oct
20
8% Dec
6
4
8V4 Jan
4% Jan
4% Jan
11
27
12y4 Dec
28
17
19
25
Pacific
Tin
Pacific
49% Mar 20
X40
13
102
107
Aug 15
1
5% Feb
17% Feb
38
9
22'/. Oct
July 20
25% Feb
8
Paramount
4
4
Dec
27
22
40% Jan
57
11
31% Jan
3
Dec
6
4
18 % Dec
18
9% Dec
3% Mar 30
29
-
x6% Mar 20
51%
8%
48%
10
&
Refining
Pictures
8
26
2
22
Dec
21
22% Jan
31
Oct
30
X106
Mar
14% Jun
27
20
64% Nov 27
52% Jan
36% Feb
6
32
May 19
115
Jan
18
Jan
107
July 14
10% Jun 29
139
7% July 12
12
20 V* Dec
July 13
July 12
22
Mar
37% Feb
107
105
Jan
11% Jan
13
17% Nov 24
18
18
25
Jun
28
Jan
10
91% Feb
Mar 28
69% Jan
66% Dec 29
60%
66
62 % Dec
14
58% Jan
17
27% May 26
25% Jan
2
26% Mar 17
24% Mar 29
5
23% July 20
23% July 18
,
RR
preferred
Corp
Jan
8
Co
preferred
84% Jan
46
20% Jan
96% May 3
587/s Oct 23
4
July 17
NEW
Highest
America
17% Jan
2
25% Feb
90% Mar 20
49% Jan
-95% Feb
15
56% Mar
19
2
27
9
Inc
1
—25
preferred
101% Dec
4
106
Jun
9
92% Jan
Dec
29
38% Mar 16
21
95
17% Mar 29
Jan
24
10% July 17
140
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i
71
18% Dec
July, 17
195
Jan-
125
3
61% July 25
19% Jun 30
135% Jan
1:19
32
.
Sep 20
14
18% Dec
16% Mar
•
80
Jan
4
21% Jun 30
24% July 12
115% Ncv
8
85
Dec
14
20% Dec 19
23% Dec 18
103
Oct
27
31% Jun
30
26% Feb 27
106% Dec
30
Jan
17
11
270
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28
141
Jan
:
2
9
Jan
18
33% Jan
'4
147
3
Feb
9
31% Jan
2
lo
10% Jan
3
12% Mar 14
7
51% Jan
2
63% Feb
10
8
51
Mar 30
57
1
-
C
C
Pittsburgh
Pond
Co
4%%
Procter
21% Mar 28
29% Jan
31
Publicker
16
Feb
30% Feb
19
2
30
Feb
6
30 Va Feb
107% Mar
2
95
115% Mar 16
119% Feb
84% Mar 27
91% Feb
13
21% Jan
2
23% Feb
26
25% Mar 30
27% Feb
48
28%
28%
*60%
28%
60 3A
28
28 %
28
24% *24%
28%
24%
28%
283/a
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
115
114%
115
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HIGH
$ per share
,
113
*99%
*107
SALE
113%
113
7,900
690
A
6,300
1,300
■
114
114
114
250
102
*100
101
•100
101
100
108
*107
108
•107
108
PRICES
Wednesday
1
$ per share
90
54%
3/4
54%
54%
54 3A
Mar. 28
Thursday
Friday
$ per share
•
Sales for
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
$ per share
*12'A
33%
*101%;
17
*110
41
18%
*153'A
*171
42%
9
23%
*260
100
*97
100
20
*18%
20
*18%
20 \
*18%
the Week
$ per share
96
*94%
96
*94%
78%
78%
78%
793/8
773A
13%
13
13
13
13%
33%
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i
96
79
33
33%
102
103
17%
33%
17
17
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120
20%
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21
94
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94
120
41%
40%
18%
157
40%
172
171
42%
9
233/a
24%
261
*260
'1
17
*110%
21
Shares
21
20%
94
*93%
40%
41
40%
172
9%
24%
261
42%
9
23%
*260
18%
18
81%
82%
80%
87%
87%
*27%
28%
150
28%
*142
25%
12
12%
12%
54%
54%
54%
20 3A
94
18'A
23%
260
87%
88
28
28
*142
25%
150
24%
5%
100
No par
Peb
2
Jan
22
29
Feb
5
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
B
6% preferred.
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
16% Jan
2
21
Mar 16
Radio Corp of America com~JNo par
76% Jan
2
82
Mar
28
150
23%
J
6,500
260
80
80%
81
Jut 220
*88%
90
*27%
•142
190
'i
28
V
•
300
150
16%
900
13 3/4
6,700
16,400
17
13%
13'A
*51%
53
*50%
523/4
17
16%
13% \ 133/4
13%
13%
13%
133/4
36
36%
37%
71%
71%
71%
71%
71%
71%
713/4
71%
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
213/s
22%
213%
91%
273/8
*108%
30%
87%
23%
260
51
17
14
100
'
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
conv
81
16%
16%
133/4
47%
233/8
260
80%
87%
6.100
51
52'A
16%
13%
*35
13%
36
*35%
13%
36
30
71%
22%
72
72%
21%
22
91%
•91
300
133A
36
5,800
800
4,600
12,500
92
27%
27%
29
29%
29%
116
116
100
27%
29
3,400
3,900
117
♦1153/4
86
*84%
85%
84%
85%
843A
843/4
•84%
85%
100
22%
22%
84%
22%
*843/4
22%
22%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
22%
253A
26
11,700
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
,253/4
251/a
253A
5,100
22%
22%
25%
25%
104 V
*102
43%
43%
No par
4,200
9
133A
523A
13 y«
No par
common
42%
600
92%
(The)
23%
9
3,100
27%
29%
Inc
9%
64%
29
preferred
"20
171
*
9
123/4
27%
$1.40 div preference com—No par
2,700
63 3A
*91%
"
42%
2,400
18
157
•12%
17
*85
171
42%
2,600
40%
63%
54
*115%
173/4
*153%
21%
94
123/4
28
100
100
40%
63
92
No par
*93%
*12%
13%
*92%
40%
173/4
12 3/«
29%
Oil
413A
36
"
21%
94
54%
92
4.08%
17%
21%
53%
29
com
40%
*12%
:
16%
13%
2,900
243A
*523/4
36 3A
150
163/4
120
24%
13%
13%
16%
♦110
243A
16%
♦36
16%
120
102
243A
273A
preferred
207/a
71%
1
♦100%
"
*27%
29
4.64%
16%
♦142
92%
3%%
preferred
Pub Serv El Ac Gas
1,200
102
15,400
25%
277/a
of
Co
33%
260
79%
55
<
300
33%
172
9%
13%
13%
13%
33%
*171
42%:
*16%
13%
78
*93%
41%
*52%
''
96
77%
•12%
172
23%
12%
54%
*94'A
13%
*110
79%
28%
25%
16%
120
100
20
78%
157
260
150
25%
96
*18%
77%
*153%
9
87%
*142
13
157
42%
260%
80%
87%
*94%
78 3/8
*171
V
v'-v
24%
82%
100
*153%
42%
9VB
•98
20
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*93%
*171
42%
100
*18%
34
163/4
157
-
*98
103
*110%
171
100
103
,
17
18%
*97
*12%
*32%
120
*153%
100
*33
102
19
41%
9%
102
157
19
*153%
.
33
102
>
*97
20
*94%
*87
28%
28%
150
*142
25%' 26
12%
*12%
55%
54%
No par
10
No par
com
5
*98
96
91
82 %
—1
Inc
54%
100
preferred series A—50
Industries
*91
&4a/*
*98
*18%
*94'A
78'A
159
-
62
28
25%
10®
2
-
62'
28 Va
*98
Jan
24
60%
623A
99
Pullman
34% Jan 23
146% Mar 30
60%
62%
27%
Pure
Nov~24
61%
60'%
92
13
24%
1,600
2;300
60%
613/4
29
21
5
88%
63%
28%
17
31% Feb
1,700
883/4
63
93
Feb
2
18
21%
88
61%
29
54% Feb
27% Jan
18
21%
,
61%
28
47% Jan
30
104
800
63
10
46% Mar 28
34% Jan
87%
♦103
34,300
48
61 Va
No par
42 % Mar 29
25% July 28
21%
♦47
18
21%
500
103/B
63
Indiana—No par
103% Mar 21
7
10%
t
900
20
62%
62 %
preferred
9
109% Feb
*18
87%
61 Va
*97
1
Pocahontas
cum
48% Dec 30
8
87%
100
2
Co
Gamble
Serv
48% Nov 13
106% Mar
88%
100
100
class B
conv
Ac
$4.75
Public
7
10
88
104
18
•
Public Serv Co of Colo
13
107
87%
10%
400
118%
48
*103
86%
25
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
19
2
Apr 28
90% Jun 23
26% Feb
8
Forgings
Creek
17
Jan
*47
18%
22
Mar. 27
20%
11
Jan
20
10%
104
17%
213A
*97
No par
RR
Poor Ac
90
*101
18%
22%
5
Potomac Electric Power Co
27% Jan
104
22
Tuesday
*93%
Jan
123
Louis
28
25
*18%
Mar. 26
$5 convertible preferred—No par
Consolidation Coal Co
1
41% Jan
14
*101
18%
22
100
Pitts
80
ADr
St
Ac
28
30
47%
No par
19
28% May 31
47%
100
-100
Feb
1
49%
Monday
Pitts Coke Ac Chem Co com__No par
35% Mar 15
70% Mar 15
Nov
10 3A
101
—100
Hosiery
;
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
Pltney-Bowes Inc
12% Jan
91
103/a
*98
No par
com
—
19
25% Nov 24
'10 3A
*47%
104
*18
19%
1,700
34%
•117%
230
14% Feb
17
193/4
10%
48%
33%
118
7,600
19% Jan
16% Jan
20
33%
118
47,400
54%
51% ;, 513A
16% Mar 14
10
119
7,400
20%
X50%
13% Jan
4
34
118
22
,
$ per share
100
series preferred
19
Dec
109% Jan
4
28
98
Mar 28
/Jan
Feb
132% Jan
24% Mar 28
71% Dec 29
26
13% Jan
'
2
Jan
*33
273/a
20%
543A
preferred
13% Dec
3
27
Jan
,
79% Mar 28
10%., 10%
48%
*18%
34%'
119%
20
10%
*101
33%
119%
19
27%
54%
343/8
9,500
38
Mar 22
13% Jun
30
May 16
31% Dec 30
52% Nov 22
7% Mar 23
July
Dec
12% Apr
54% Oct
38% Jan 16
11% Jun 27
12% Dec 15
66
18
2004
145
13
27
6
22
NOV 24 I
76% Nov ,27>
July,28
38% Feb
Nov
<-
119%
19
Saturday
7% gtd preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw Ac Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
7% preferred class B
100
5% preferred class A
J10Q
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh Ac West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—-100
Pittston Co (The)
1
Plough Inc—.
5
Plymouth Oil Co
5
16
v.
33%
119
Mar. U
1
10% Jan
9
*33
19
108
27
2
40"% Oct
7
9% Dec 21
Mar 20
203/s
55%
100
Feb-
25
Jan
7
55%
100
44% Feb
10
37% Jan
30% July 17
5
20%
55%
*107
174
Jan
20%
55%
102
Pitts Ft Wayne Ac Chic Ry com—100
Jan
171
19%.
56%
108
3
153
14
20%
55%
*100
17
Mar 21
Dec
20%
55%
*107
Feb
155
174
27'A
,20%
55%
108
Jan
1
27
20%
55
103
22
Mar
Mar 22
27%
21%
*107
155
148
163
4,900
22,400
30
42% Jan
25%
25%
92%
Pitts
24
27 Va
♦91*
17
Nov 22
253A
♦91
23
40
253A
27%
*100
>
26%
92%
Jan
8
25%
90%
104
96
Mar 17
24% July 3
14% July 17
100
26%
<90%
Mar 26
25 Va Nov
86
.
61%
62%
28 %
*24"%
114%
26
100
Phoenix
Mar" 6
26 Va
108%
27%
91
18
24
26
-90%
17
Jan"22
1,500
90%
54 V2
Feb
19%
3,400
15
14%
Jan
5
69%
15
233/g
35
17
700
69
14%
15
Oct
15
23
83% Jan
Oct
15
14%
2
21
15
233/a
92%
51%
20
110
15
14%
Feb
17
15%
8,000
3,100
23
Jan
11% Ju}y 14
69%
15%
,
LOW AND
Phillips Jones Corp
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
17% Jan
69
38%
14%
7
2
69
8%
22
24%
5
Jan
68%
3/8
23%
Mar
16
69
8
14%
Feb
97
17% Sep 26
68%
'.38%
147/8
20
27
22
373/4
243/a
96
15% Dec
8%
213/8
373/4
-
23%
4
102
8%
21%
38
100
STOCK
28
>
Feb
YORK
13
24
34% Mar 23
,
No par
——
76% Mar 15
16 V* Apr
4
50,,
common—No par
31
80% Dec 29
9y8 Mar 31
8%
21%
38
143/4
3.90%
28% Dec
.
8%
21%
15%
4%
95% Feb
8%
22%
38%
24%
19
17% Jan'
8%
14%
16
8
15
400
10,600
21%
*37%
900
6%
19%
24
107% Jan
9
14%
33%
*63A
18%
'
15%
104% Jan
Feb
15
33%
6%
18%
24%
Mar 14
Dec
69%
*63A
X18%
15%
Mar 14
20
68%
6%
19%
7,000
8,500
24%
100
97
69%
33%
6%
18%
300
3%
493A
1
100
3
38
7
47%
3%
483/4
Corp common
3
3%% preferred aeries A
100
Philip Morris Ac Co Ltd common—5
14
Jen
8%
21%
38
48 %
104
*102
18%
18 %
22
22
87%
87%
5
Phlla Ac Reading Coal Ac Iron
103% Dec 21
14
8%
21%
38%
49
Philco
107
91% Aug
8
67% Jan 27
19
10'A
Par
102% July 17
Dec
8%
22
33%
*32%
119%
119
EXCHANGE
100y8Oct
30
20%
55
5
:
$ per share
14% Mar 28
1
7
20%
STOCKS
,
Range Since Jan. 1
68%
15
100
of
conv
Range for Previous
16% Nov 22
19 %
33»/3c
4.3%
23 V* Deb
33%
*6%
19%
No par
9
18
323A
6%
19%
5
common
4
15
33%
6%
18%
*6%
19'A
8V2
*21%
38 %
100
Co
Feb
Dec
47%
3%
493/8
100
Jan
11% Apr
3%
473/8
10
Co
106
20
3%
47%
233/4
110
$ per share ;
3%
47%
32 3/8
10,500
108 %
29
$ per share
3%
47%
33 Va
*22
Mar 27
$ per share
3%
47%
33%
•107
Jan
Lowest
3%
47%
33%
108%
100
Highest
3%
47%
33%
27
106
Tear 1950
3%
47%
15,700
273/a
9
Lowest
3%
47 %
No par
50
24
,
*46%
*32%
-
49
27%
Co
110% Feb
xll5
47%
*46%
8
23%
233A
106% Jun
3
47%
47%
7%
22%
*46%
*22
20
112% Jan
48%
8%
23
*107
23
116% Mar 23
*47%
7%
233/4
102% Oct
28
22%
320
108 %
105% Oct
Dec
223/4
100
4,300
*22
preference com
4.4% preferred
1
3.8% preferred
112
22%
26%
45
99
*107
Electric
$1
73A
22%
433A
*97
23 3A
Phila
9
8%
22%
8l
•25%
44%
98
108%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
23
26%
44%
98
*22
63% Mar 27
26% Feb
8
26%
443A
99%
♦107
28% Mar
-
44%
*97
33,100
23%
4%%
17
44% Mar 27
7%
22%
*25%
44%
100
600
71,300
*22
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) Ac Co
3
7%
22%
44%
*97%
8%
5%
11%
5%
11
*107
Petroleum
22% Mar 12
<
100%
8%
4,500
23%
Pet Milk Co
31
3
44%
8%
8%
50
26%
Pepsi-Cola
9
20% Jan
11
82
19
25%
*8%
60
5,700
108%
Peoria Ac Eastern Ry
Mar 24
'105% Feb
17% Jan
18% Jan
8
85% Dec
25
49
53A
11%
25%
50
5%
26%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light Ac Coke
12% Jan
5%
llv
•25%
47'A
100
Pennsylvania
3
5%
11%
830
140%
5%
*22
*107..
27%
Co
Penn Power Ac Light
27
8%
*8%
5%
2,600
*139
50
10%
3,200
39%
107%
7
Cement
18
24% Feb
49%
53
39%
5a/a
22%
10
preferred
16
125 y2 Feb
'
50
293.600
107%
140'A
5%,
22 V2
5
Corp...
59% Feb
Jan
6
Jan
34
5%
34% Mar 27
43%
52%
13,300
Va-
Glass Sand Corp com.——1
Penna
6
*139
5%
100%
*98
53%
40
11%
8
No par
Coke
44
53%
39
900
32
%
107% 108%
5%
*98
No par
26% Jan
10
9% Jan
6
Jan
27% Mar
19% Mar 28
4
Penn-Dixie
9
5
*43%
533/,
41
27
*25%
25
Ford
Ac
27%
5
Penney (J C) Co
6
Jan
30 y2 Aug 22
24% Jan
-*25%
*8%
108%
39%
11%
6
11%
No par
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
27% Mar 10
x24% Mar
110
9
Transportation
Coal
8%
108 %
30
19%
31%-
11%
5%
6
11%
53%
%
1
40 % Feb
Penn
51
8%
8%
6
5%
50
11%
.
1
Corp
25% Jan
15% Mar 16
5%
5%
51
8%
No par
Mar 14
41% Feb
Jan
50%
Jan
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
61% Jan
5%
5%
53%
♦19
32
%
139 V*
5%
21% Mar 22
110
9
6
Dec
XI39%
5%
67
2
52%
5%
36
23% Jan
52%
53%
19%
31%
141%
Patino Mines Ac Enterprises
13% Jan
53
*19
%
50
Parmelee
10
19%
32
41%
108%
141%
8
Feb
19%
31%
%
32
108%
14
28
193/.
32
%
32
41%
16
13% Dec 30
,
19%
31%
8
%
141
8% Jan
10
19%
32%
32
32
108%
Car
Prod
Ac
*19%
19%
32%
41%
10'A Jan
74% Jan
*38%
141
21% Feb
Penick
40
*58%
40
108%
2
4
60
*38 %
60
♦38%
41%
8% Mar 28
16% Jan
*58%
40
♦58%
40
141%
20
t
60
*38%
60
*38%
108%
Feb
4% Jan
*58%
*58%
40
!» 32%
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp
1
Park Utah Consolidated Mines
1
Parke Davis Ac Co
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
49% Mar 30
34
59%
40
60
41%
38% Mar 17
29
18% July 26
18% Dec
6
103
15
25
*141
70% Nov 13
25
28
Jan
25
25
*108%
23% Dec 29
July 31
21% Jan
Panhandle
10
25
5% Apr 17
15% Apr
8
*106%Jun
5
21% Jan
9V* Jan
63% Apr
7% Apr
23
18
Feb
46% Jan
33% Aug 22
9% Jan 20
31
45 y2 Jan
25
*24%
*38 Va
World
104% Jan
700
*24%
25%
*58 %
Airways Inc
1
Pan-American Petrol Ac Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4% preferred
100
25
20
16%
♦24%
Consolidated
Motor
Amer
20
46% Jun
16
Jan
Packard
Pan
102 %
1S3A
16%
25
19%
*100
18%
25%
19%
19%
100
*24%
100
com
preferred
7
2
Mar 29
7% Mar 26
5
1% Mar 21
26% July 11
6
Feb
98
48% Nov 24
28
34% Jan
Mar
8% Dec 28
6% Mar
12% Feb
19%
X100
17
25%
Corp____l
Corp com
10
Western Oil
29
2C%
102%
163A
100
14
Mar 15
193/4
*101
17%
53%
41%
Teleg
Ac
6% Feb
10% Mar 14
27% Oct
20%
102
17%
10
No par
preferred
4%
20%
♦101
17%
No par
pacific Telep
55% Mar 10
2
29
Jun
8
*24%
20%
102
*17%
.
5
Pacific Mills
1
8% Mar 16
20%
>100%
17%
33
Lighting Corp
30
\6%
20%
102
"*17%
10
common
151% Jan
3
3% Jun
18% Apr
34% Jan
Pacific
5
Mar
!
i___
Rights
6
49 V* Feb
113
3
5% Mar 29
44%. Mar 1
29
Jan
8% Dec
Jan
xl39%- Mar 28
2% Jun
36
Mar 29
103
26
Sep
5
preferred non-cam—No par
2nd prefererd non-cum_—No
par
3
54% Mar
Co
*20%
*10oy2
_100
Inc
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific Gas Ac Electric
V* Mar 14
17
Coast
No par
com
preferred
Fisheries
1st
19% Feb 26
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July 26
Feb
Inc
conv
Amer
Pacific
19
59
cum
Pacific
23
49
Products
*102
117
104
♦1153/4
•102
117
104
42%
42%
42%
477/a
108%
47%
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48%
109y2
30%
'
43%
47%
108%
48%
109%
30%
303/a
30%
30%
115%' 116%
*102
104
*102
104
42%
42%
46%
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46 3A
47
47
109%
♦1083/4
109%
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481%
109%
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30%
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
37
37
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
35%
151
149
149
148%
148%
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148%
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27
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27
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26%
19%
78%
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20
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78%
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26
26
20%
18%
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77%
78
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36
36
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104
42%
47%
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36'A
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42%-
36
6,700
18,200
100
700
1,400
146%
*25 V*
146%
140
26%
100
19%
19%
104,400
R
1274 Jan
3
73% Jan
13
23% Apr 18
80
Nov 28
5
$3.50
1st
3% Mar 30
100
27
Feb
3
103% Jan lo
35
For footnotes
Nov
see
16
page 24.
4% Jan
8
RKO
3 3/4 Jan
July 13
Znopar
preferred-—
5% Feb
8
RKO Theatres Corp
9
Ralston Purina Co
5
Raybeetos-Manhattan
10
97
Mar 27
33
Jan
2
103
Jan
40% Mar
Pictures
Corp
pfd.
—
1
1
100
No par
•
19%
*78%
3%
4%
*97%
*37
20%
80
3%
4%
100
37%
3%
4%
99
36%
97
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(
97
37%
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35%
3%
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3%
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4
78
3%
4%
100
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100
36
35
35
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3%
3/a
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35%
78
500
3 A
21,300
4
22,000
100
35%
20
900
21
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-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
(1390)
22
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
$ per
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
$ per
share
S per
share
54% Feb
36% Dec 30
35% Mar 22
373% Feb
27% Mar 15
32% Feb
21
49% Dec
20 V< Jun
29
28 % Dec
30
Jun
19
39 % Feb
9
30 V» Jan
35
3
30
15
July 17
12% Mar 30
July
30
32
Feb
Feb
193/4 Feb
18
14% Mar 28
18% Dec
21
17% Jan
2
203/4 Feb
20% Dec
19
16% Mar 28
9-1% Jan
16
9% Mar 14
12% Feb
8
28% Mar
5
7
Jan
6
9"% Dec
22
Feb
9
3
Jan
22
12% Oct 23
X25
62% May 15
3
Reed
59
div
133/4 Feb
10% Mar 30
9
Reliance
Feb
2
Co
Jan
6
64
-10% July 17
20
14% Jan
2
18% Mar 10
93 % Aug
22
27
90
Jan
11
Feb
23
20
10 Yb Jan 13
18% Mar 28
223/8 Feb
17
Reo
25
16% Dec
16 3/4 Jan
5% Jan
28
30
12% Mar 15
July 13
Jan
67/e Jan
3
19% Dec
98
9
4
13
13
47% Nov
20
403/4 Mar 28
49% Feb
2
30
112% Mar 15
1183/4 Jan
5
Jan
13
117% Dec
14% Jan
3
32 3/b Nov
July 13
5
20% Jan 13
43% Dec
103
"
Dec
150
Jan
3
8% Dec
15
13% Jan
100
28% Jan
24
7% Nov 24
31% Jan 30
4
Jan
10
8% Feb
5
38% Jan
25
45
Feb
3
Jan
25
162
Feb
5
<11% Jan
29
Jan
4
423/4 Jan
5
7
6
139
18
23
9% Mar 30
36
2
33% Jan
7
10
Dec
15
39% Jan
39% Dec
94% Jan
27
50
104% Dec
9
Jan
13
30
37% Feb
14
■53% Dec
30
24% Dec
11
8% Nov
14
7% Jan
Dec
30
35% Jan
23 3/e Jun
22
16 3/4 Jan
2
27
31% Jan
10
107% Nov 27
93% Jan
20
32
19
3
4% Jan
Jan
12
13
31% Dec
July 13
28
60% Jan
13
33% Feb
50% Mar 28
583% Feb
9
10
30 '/2 Feb
24
11
,
Jan
23
Roan
Oil
Rochester
Feb
23
107
4%
Art
17% Mar 24
Co
1
15% Jan
11
20% Jan
2
23% Feb
11
47% Jan
3
60
Mar 22
1
8 % Jan
3
12 3/4
Feb 21
Ruppert
26% July 12
39% Nov 24
*'■: 35% Jan
16
9
Safeway
99% Dec 22
99"% Dec
61 '■? May
123/, Apr
July 13
8
Nov
55
Mar 24
34
7
23% Oct
27
24 % Dec
21
128
Jan
26
240
98
Jan
24
140
30
42%Jun
12% Jan
28% Sep
1
Apr
4
6
Oct
96
7
115
•
12% July 12
16
92
Mar
20
Jan
3
50
90
Jan
16 % July
10% Jan
40
25
6% Jan
Dec
3
38
Jan
8
95
Feb
7
Jan
2
123
Jan
12
2
15
78% Jan
87
25
3
22% Jan
/
*60
61%
17%
17
17%
Lowest
$ per share
$ per
33% Dec 30
31% Mar 14
28% Sep
27
34% Oct
3
463/4 Aug 28
32% Jan
2
Jan
25
33
July 25
14
108% Apr
18% Oct
2
24 V Nov
10
105% Feb
-
10 Va Jan
6% Jan
13
IO'/b Jan
25
<*;:
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29 lA Jan
Jan
8
35
4
17
Feb
17
10
41V4 Jan
8
53% Feb
5
21% Feb
34% Dec
30
x34'/4Jan
11
39% Feb
16
Sinclair
Dec
30
75
Mar 14
33% Oct
18
31
Jan
52% July 13
20% Jan
75
3
17% July 13
25
Jan
76
Dec
28
88
Aug
3
4
19% Jan
17
76% Jan
2
21% Jan
5'
23% Feb
80 y2 Feb
Mar 30
90
Feb 23
22% May 26
16
Feb
14
25% Nov 24
Jan
20
29
118%May24
5% Dec 30
112% Mar 28
3% Jun
5
Feb
8
28% Feb
25 Va Mar 15
106
Feb
25
2
23
94
I
2.
Feb
18
8V4 Jan
9V4Jan
2
73/4 July 25
60% Dec 22
Jan 28
53% Apr 14
51
Jan
4
52 V2 Jan
5
36% Jan
3
55 % Dec
30
53 y2 Jan
17
64% Feb
3
393/4 Sep
28
Feb
1
31 Vs Dec
6
11
45
42
Jan
45
3
Jan
8t
l8f.
2
12 y4 Jan
30
Southern
19% Jan
2
21% Feb
24
South
30 % July 12
49
Jun 27
40
Apr 11
67% Dec 21
35% Jan
2
44% Mar 21
Southern
74% Feb
32% Feb
11
513/4 Dec
27
50
633/4 Jun
29
70
Dec
26
66
Mar 30
68% Jun
28
67 3/4 Dec
27
67
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-
Jan
9
10
5
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9
Southern
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75y. Mar
9
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18
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4% Jan
3
5
Apr
60
Jan
3
99% Dec
28
143/4 Oct 13
10% Feb
7% Oct
5
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25% Jan ,3
15
81
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6
17
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40
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"
32%
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26
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28
33% Dec
18
8% Mar 30
133/8 Dec28'
17
Feb
27
100
Jan
Jan
25% Jan
30
105
3
Mar
5
29% Feb
.
17
13
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5
14% Feb
2
30'/a Mar 28
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80
9
1
85
Sep
25
77
Jan
3
81
Feb
9
5
21% Dec
11
19 y2 Jan
2
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27
20
25
40
113
893/4 Jan
Mar
3
31
Nov
30
24% Oct
Juiy 13
23
963/4 May 24
36 V2 Jan
106
90
26
Mar 16
22% Jan
43
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2
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109 y4 Jan
30
26V2Feb
-
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8
96
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1
'
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121
136
10%
3
July 13
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8
773/4 Mar 27
160
174
For footnotes
see
9V4 Mar 28
66 V8 Mar 28
Mar 22
138% Mar 29
Mar 22
157 y4 Mar 29
page 24.
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6% Mar 20
15% July
106 y, Jan
&
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Spear & Co common
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13% Mar 26
Spencer Chemical Co
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Corp (The)
1
Spiegel Inc common...—
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Conv
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5
Squibb (E. R) & Sons common
1
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Inc
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com
Stand
Gas
& Elec Co
1
1
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8
$6
8
$7
prior
prior
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;
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16% Feb
10%
*873/4
10%"
88 y4
•
Par.
—
2
553%
17%
Edison
2
/
553/8
38
.38%
98
:<
82
.86
185/8
76%
.
■XX'
18
13%
37%
38'/4
98 ,■
423/a
<20%
25V2
800
1,700
54%
77%
17%
1
ioya
17
' ■:
18%
54%
!
6% Jan
77
183/4
*17
;
22%
58
10 Vs
<
85
17%
&
13% Jan
86
55s/s
Elec__No par
Co
.7.50
Pacific Co
Nd par. *
Railway common—No par%.
(A
18
*17
3,000
22
57%
10
54%
75%.
,
XX
5,900
58%
>80%
56
.85%
19
74' X
<
•
X.X
V
19
74% X'
14%
81
17%
Gas &
Natural
Mobile. &
86
*85
85
*
-
600
17%
171/a
22%
14%
14%
55
81
55
1,800
105
*104%
17%
12,000
31%
10
126
12V2 12%
913/4 91%
18% 18%
34% 34%
44'/2 <4474
96< v - 96 «
106
106 r
33
33%
*89% 91 <
115
115
81
14%
80%
••
20
103
22
*120
123/i
*91%
18%
34y2
44%
55%
No par
No par
(The)
Indiana
75% Feb
■
63% Mar 15
14%
83%
55%
18
—50
preferred
8%
3
11 Va Jan
35 y4 Mar
12% <
93%
18%
34% *
44% «
96
96
*102
106
33% 34%
*89% 91 V
116
116
19
No par
Southern^ California
x33% Jan
133/4 Mar 16
23% May 25
-
123%
91%
18%
35'/,
45
*95
98
*102
106
34Vs 34%
89% 89y2
116
116
2,000
*57
61 V\ 62%
*207
214
r
5
;//■>,
South Porto Rico Sugar
<
v>--
•
12%
91%
18%
34%
44%
^ Saturday
E & G Co
43%
21
25%
-
^38%
98
413/8
20%,
24/8
.No par
preferred
' 36% Jun 12
-
•
X
y.'*«
*207
217
* 120 * 126
63
.
,
98
42'/2
21
25'/4
423/4
21
25V2
74%
Oil Co Inc—__15
Vacuum
10% July 12
18% Dec 18
<
383%
62% 63
*208
214
*120
126
63
85
1—1
No par
Steel
South Carolina
5%
38'/4
98'98
7.200
37%
58 3/4
22
10
38%
55
T
Iron——20
10
Smith (A) & Sons Cpt Co coml_20
3y2 % preferred
>
100
4.20% preferred
-100
Smith & Corona Typewriters.No par
Socony
,10%
300
7%
103
105
16%
163/4
27%
10%
58
10%
97%
42%
21 .
25
61%
14 Vj
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum.——1
13
5% Jan
59
37%
*81
■'
-
(
4V2 Mar 28
120
59
38l/i
98'/*
43%
21 Va
25%
*207
217
'*120
126
12%
13
'>91% 93
Corp
O)
21%
x22
59%
10%
63
25
Sloss-Sheffield
5
8
102
14% Jan
Skelly
16
(A
22%
22%
555/a
Co
I7
38V4 Feb
12
Mar
88
>
Oil
Jan
38% Feb
Smith
163/4
*58%
k'
Steel
&
25
85
22
17
10%
42%
*21
25
com—.*—8
Corp
Oil
16%
17%
11,500
51%
x31%
x
1021/4/
*104%
105
*104%
20
102%
2,300
37%
19%
<
32%
32
,
>
102
440
31%
7%
v
38
193/4
203/8
<32%
32%
102
103%
38
107%
50%
73/4
38%
700
90
,
27%
27%
7%
19%
19%
90
50%
*27%
7%
105
10%
98'
50%
27%
*104y2
17%
17%
18%
18%
X 34%
35y4
No par
44% 44%
No par ■><
98'/2 98V2
No par
*103% 106 „
25
34Va 34V2
100"
89% 89%
100
*116
118
Corp
Saw
38%
32%
.
51
7%
37%
■
14,000
45
'31
31%
50%
7%// X
1,500
33%
107%
107 %
31
9%
33%
903/a
*88
X
200
157%
93/8*42
27%
28%
38 Va
38'/4
»
5
100
5
1.40
t
XX,. :<V,;,
32y4 Mar 28
36 % May 29
28% July 13
Simonds
52
7%
10%
5
-TOO
;_10
Co
Simmons
42% Nov
15
22%
59 Yb
& Dohme common
24% July 12
29% Mar 21
51%
•V'''XX
105
*104%
105
59 Va
'
19
6
3% Mar 13
19%
22%
1
9
11% Jan
32
38%
38%
33%
19%
—1
———
Jan
17% Mar 19
31%
*27%
7%
15,100
1,150
156%
45
107%
107%
107%
323%
28%
7%
•
44 '/a
43
X
33%
*42
90%
90
91
20,700
71/8
33%
1
45
107%
52%
*27%
7%
No par
—
33%
32%
51
X
;
28
39'/4 39 /a
$4-25 cum preferred
*105
1°6
Shattuck, (Frank
G)
No par
/' 11%
11%
Sheaffer (W A)
Pen CO.
—1
*29
30 >/4
Shell
Oil Corp
—15
' 54%
55
Sheller Mfg Corp
,—1 /, 17%
17%
Sheraton Corp of America
1—11 " 10%
10%
Silver King Coalition Mines—___5
4f/2
4'/2
5
2
52%
—_:
Co
&
33%
107%
*
32
10,600
7%
71/4
159
X
*93/4 X. 9%
10 Vs
*42
45
91
91%
107%
32
*
Sharp
16
12% Jan
.
*91
107%
'
—.5
2
29 % Feb
51
3
11
Dec 26
4% Dec 29
35 . Oct 17
14 % Oct
33%
*42
30%
.30%
44% X" 44%
93/4
*
1
Sharon
58% Feb
56'VOct 23
14
*42
93
32%
.No par
9
2
25
11 % Dec
33%
10
45
41%
114%
30%
159
161
156
10
v
45
43%
43%
157
39,700
41%
114%.
30%
7%
43%
33%
17%
Shamrock Oil Ic Gas
Mar 15
Jan
23
7
34% Jan
10
33%
32%
:
12% Feb
15% Jan
10%
33%
45
7%
10
10
107%
7%
6,100
39,700
7%
31%
156
155
154
107%
30%
3%
9%
*112%
41%
40 3%
*112 %
7%
43%
42
43%
158
42 VB
114%
31%
7%
33%
Del-
of
42 % Jan
2
7%
40 34
*112%
31%
3%
10
42%
j
9%
33/4
93/4
10
10
114%
*113
31
30%
7%
7%
42%
'154
—100
3
108
31%
3%
3%
9%
41%
42
114
114
115
30%
10
41%
42%
,
'112%
com vtc...No par
100
series A
Co
Steel
3%
'104%
(The)
46% Feb
,
33%
3%
9%
3%
3%
*9%
10
13%
12%
12%
3%
3%
>
35% Feb
Mar 26
105
6
83/4 July 12
37
■
13%
21,800
1
STOCKS
/;'■ .k
5,500
13%
100
EXCHANGE
$ per share
share
18%
13
10
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
L
183/a
13%
103 y2
common
preferred
.
18 3/8
102%
Servel Inc common
/
18 3/8
Xl3y8
101 %
4
Range Since Jan. 1
18%
133/4
103
Co
Roebuck
(4.50
18%
13%
101
Seeger
3 «•
Jan
19%
*91.
Refrigerator Co—
Seiberling Rubber Co
11 y2 Jan
18%
19%
8
27
Sper share
Oil
*98%
18%
51
J
'
100%
28
common
16,200
18%
32%
—
40
17
100
*97%
*42
Inc..
16%
19'%
12%
12%
100
100
61%
;983/8
100
300
1,600
100%
19
42
1
27%
*60
<
17'A
17
*983/8
99
*98%
9%
93/4
*26
'■
100 %
19%
15% Mar
89
11
32%
18% Feb
8
10
10%
^
19%
8
87% Jan
*9%
*26 : "
61%
Seagrave Corp
Sears
2,100
32%
8
24% Jun
-
14
16%
'33
8
XX
*
Highest
Lowest
Feb
58
25
9% Mar 29
14 Va May 31
98 y2 May 17
Year 1950
15
*16%
38%
Seaboard Finance Co
Seaboard
16%
17%
—5
preferred
5%
,
12 X
16%
*32%
3.35%. preferred
Seaboard Air Line
<
16
Feb
Jan
16%
*59%
7%
16 y8 Jan
30
Range for Previous
4
13
16%
17%
No par
12% Jan
May 20
6
14
193/4 Mar ID
91
Elec
Scranton
2
Mar,
595/8 Feb
Mar 14
74
..
89% Feb
10
5iy2 Jan
13% Nov
.
89 34 Mar 26
16% Mar 29
29
8% Nov
•8
Jan
Mar 28
17% Jan
27
Nov 24
20
3
107
33
55
July 17
26 »
Mar 13
17% Dec
31
.14% July 28
.
*
2
May 11
82
14
Feb
102
47% Jan
22
*21% Feb
31
47% Feb
v
80y2 Mar 26
2
83% Nov 20
3
26
47% Jan
Dec
41% Jan
16
Mar 30
112
Mar 27
5
9
133/a Jan
-
-
Nov 24
66 % Jan
213/4 Jan
17%
61%
4.40%
pfd
17%
16%
17%
100
100
series A
8avage Arms Corp
l
—
Schenley Industries Inc
Scott Paper Co common.
$3.40 preferred '>£«
1
$4 preferred
i.
Scovill Mfg Co common
I
3.65% preferred
——
4.30% preferred
•.
1st
19
105
17
9
Jan
Feb
96
95
27
-84% Jan
13% Mar
-
Mar 14
41 •"< Jan
Feb
126
10
34% Mar 28
<
t*
25
33% Dec
30
104
18%
21
112% Sep 18
Jun
28
13
913/4 Mar 28
101% Sep
105% Feb 20
Jan
246
Mar 14
11% Jan
v
.
20% May 24
39%'Dec 20
1
Feb
94
5
122% Mar 20
3
47% NOV
38% Aug
2
713/4 Feb
1,400
*59%
St Regis Paper Co
30y4 Feb
10
18%
62%
17%
8
12
10
X207
29
Oct
96
6
13
«5
Oct
12% Dec
> 7% July 13
22 % Jan
Jan
22
21
Dec
8
62 % Dec
*18 V8
61%
2
20% Mar 29
60% Jan
9
9% Jun
Feb
18
61%
Joseph Lead Co
•
St Joseph Light & Power Co.No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc__Nopar
Preferred series A 5% vtc
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
100
5% non-cum preferred—
il00
51
18
11%
St
6
18%
27 V\A
11
(Jacob)
Stores
preferred
4%
9
41 3/, Mar 28
20
18 3A Dec
39% Mar
101% Jan
97% Mar 20
28
24
17%
.20
1
Royal Typewriter
Ruberoid Co
(The)
23
13
18%
11
No par
Metal Works
28
19
July
18 3/8
Corp—No par
common
20
Feb
Dec
18
18%
9%
*96%
700
34
16%
27
17%
600
43%
18%
18 3/4
11 *%
Controls
19% Feb
14%
43"% July 28
500
3,400
*15%
17
25%
preferred series A_:
Ronson
16%
29
34
11%
El
<fc
Gas
Haas
&
*15%
25%
10
;
Robertshaw-Fulton
2
Rohm
15%
/:'■/ *9%
Inc
Mills
2
15
35
15%
9%
Antelope Copper Mines
33% Mar
109% Feb
*33
15%
27%
11%
__1
..
20% Mar
<
35
14%
11%
1
Corp
Company
Robbins
17
Feb
42
2
Mar 13
105
Jan
9
2
34%
16%
34%
J 5 %
*
*9%
series
Richfield
*33
34%
*26 Y»
series—
4.50%
Ritter
*41%
9%
Rheem Manufacturing Co
21
43%
43
"_10
3.60%
Preferred
19
*41%
*32%
1
50c
10
Preferred
Jan
28
43
11%
Common
98% Jan 23
108% Mar 19
16
43
27%
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
105% Jan
May 12
107
Mar 17
102
2
Mar 28
90
Dec 30
36'
19% Mar 24
Jan
41
2
108 3/4 Jun
13
15% July
Jan
99% Mar 31
5
*41
43
11%
preferred
convertible
5%%
28%
*26%
prior pfd
conv
28 3/4
*25%
Corp com—__No par
series A„100
Revere Copper & Brass com.No par
Rexall
Drug Inc
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com.—No par
6%
28%
9%
Republic Steel
.
36%
28%
173/a
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
1
36%
28%
10%
Republic Aviation Corp
4% Jan
103/4 Feb
113/4 Feb
36%
29%
*41
1
2
9% Jan
36%
28%
34
*60
500
36%
43
*11%
1,600
36%
29%
28%
*32%
5
100
50c
25c
Shares
47%
17%
Inc
3% Mar 14
8% Jun 30
23% Jan
Motors
*47%
*9%
Conv pfd 3 % % series
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
85
47
17%
common.
14% Feb
1
Aug
66
47
No par
Corp
Mfg
47%
47
47%
10
preference
prior
Stores
Reliable
47%
*36%
*41 %
18%
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
36%
Co—
&
(Robt)
$1.2*
30
*16
Mar. 29
$ per share
share
36%
*36
•
,
47%
47
36%
$ per
50c
Inc
Bros
Reeves
$ per share
48
29%
No par
Roller Bit Co
Reis
28% Jun
July
44
37
16 % Nov
10 Vz Jun
8
8
Mar 14
39% Jan
34% Mar 22
preferred
Friday
Mar, 30
Thursday
Mar. 28
,
share
"36
25
Reading Co common
50
4%
non-cum
1st preferred—_50
4%
non-cum
2nd preferred—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills5
$2
Wednesday
Mar. 27
48
1
Rayonler Inc common
10
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 26
$ per
Par
share
$ per
share
HIGH
AND
Monday
Mar. U
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 26
47
25
13
x24% Jan
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
Saturday
'
"23 Vs'
'
67%
66 Vs
3%
66%
*
-
,
66 3/s
7,300
400
67%
68%
67%
*140y2
142%
*141%
142%
*140
140
138%
138 y2
139
139
600
1603/4
1603/4
161%
16iy2
xl59
159
157%
157%
158
160
1,400
68
66 ya
Volume 173
Number 4999
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1391)
NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Mar 13
14
30% Dec 30
59% Jan
25
92
Dec
30
90% Jan
25% Jan
4
35
Dec
30
33% Mar 15
18
104
July 13
26
48
Jan
Aug 17
21% Jan
38
99% Mar 29
Oct
23
6
54% Nov 28
1
40
Dec
'12% July 14
16
•34
39% Feb
July 12
98
Feb
21
30% Apr
27
12
Jan
48% Dec
27
39% Mar 12
3
104% Jan
4
3 Vs %
49% Jan
17
19% Feb
2
20% Feb
8
17% Jan
4
18% Mar
19% Jan
2
24% Feb
2
35% Mar
7
42% Jan
9
10% Jan
2
Apr
72% Oct
25
xl22
97
18
25
Jan
9
17% Dec
19
117
&
Sunbeam
12% Jan
27
Sun
Feb
7
99
73
Mar 28
* Mar
Sun
5
Class
19
Sunray
.
30
24% Oct
18
23% Mar 29
24% Jan
29
25
20% Dec
19
29% Jan
36% Feb
19
4 Vs %
14y8
July" 12
22%
49
July 13
8% July 12
Jan
195
63% Apr 11
11% May 11
3
370
»
35
July 17,
;
103
Nov
30
9% July 11
vf
116
13
9%
t
3
.
18% July 13
■79
17% Jan
2
Apr
4
11
5
33% Mar 20
15% Mar
26% Apr
18
Jan
4
17
•;
Jan
8
.16% Jan
2
86
30
19
Mar
1
10% Jan
11
12% Jan
25
Jan
2
34% Mar
5
23
14
81% Jan
2
94% Feb
16
15% Jan
13
24% Oct
17
23% Jan
2
28% Feb
9
63% July 13
16
97% Nov 25
90% Mar 15
39% Nov 24
20% Feb
34"% Mar
105
Jan
30
44% Jan
7
16
*17%
17%
I61/4
July 17
89% Sep
22
80
Jan
10
44
Feb
85
Nov
17
76% Jan
25
14
90% Feb
10
Jun
14
30
Jun
27
21% Dec
30
7% Jan
Dec
26
19%
,
3
18
Jan
27% Feb
10
26
23% Mar
19'A Mar 28
27
14% Jan
31
37% Jan
2
40% Jan
12% July
5% Jan
13% Sep
18
13% Jan
5
18% Jan
8
8% Jan
36% Jan
42% Oct 20
9% Oct 20
3% Jan
28% Nov
Dec
8
94% Jan
4
2% Nov
10
25
Nov
22
6
Jan
13% Jun
27
18
103
Nov
5%
2
29% Feb
2
11% Mar
7
24% Jan
7
6
1
98
27
103
Jan
38 % Dec
28
30
19% Jan
4
x9% Jan
30
4
3iy8
32%
50%
11%
52
32%
51%
52
Year 1950
Lowest
Lowest
18%
183/4
18%
18
18%
18%
23%
23%
18%
18 3/a
*23%
18%
23%
233/4
23%
32%
233/8
31%
233/a
31%
*23%
31%
23%
31%
313/4
313/4
31%.
313/4
31%
313/4
313/4
313/4
32
1,400
31%
31%
31%
24
313/4
31%
31%
7,700
2nd
pfd
Biscuits
Inc
11%
*96%
721%
*117
23
*221/2
23
*22%
60
60
593/4
60
60%
60%
603/4
60 3/4
11%
11%
10%
1,100
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
5,900
378
*360
368
367
19
19
45%
45%
1173/4
114%
114%
113/4
11%
11%
*11%
121/4
*11%
12%
34%
*11%
34
12%
34%
343/8
34%
34'/8
341/4
34%
343/8
16
28%
*14
29%
*90%
*14
8%
28%
90%
■
*116
16
28%
91
8%
1173/4
91
Y.
8%
3
110% May 17
Jan
3
17% Dec
18% July 17
32% Jun 29
98% Aug
8% Jan
1
29% Jan
4% Jan
29
25 % Jan
3
5
103
110% Feb
1053/4 Mar 29
Mar 26
15% Mar 27
6
36 % Jan
18
105% Mar 27
103
10
20% Jan
34
11
Mar 27
2
18% Feb
9
13%
13%
*5%
/
*13%
5%
31%
243/8 Feb
9
35% Feb
8
Jan
5
13% Apr
13
11
KJan
5
13% Jan
16
39
Apr
13
33% Jan
4
41
Jan
16
9% Oct
5
2
8% Jan
6
12
Jan
99% Jan
9
102
Mar
8
Co
26
8%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
92
92
91
91
90%
91
8%
y
8%
8%
83/4
131%
131%
Y
8%
8%
133/4
*13%
13%
*13
13%
5%
5%
53%
53/8
53%
600
313%
31i/2
31%
31%
31%
31%
I.800
901/4
913/4
893/4
901%
89%
90
89%
91
24%
241%
23%
24
95
95%
233%
933/4
95
23%
94%
953/4
94i%
36%
95%
36%
92%
94
36%
36%
36%
363/8
35%
36%
353%
35%
5,900
84%
85
85
84
85%
83%
833/4
84
84
90
■:
89%
90
87%
91
89
90
90%
90%
2,800
25%
26%
26%
26 3/a
21%
26V8
20
26%
201/4
26%
27%
20
14,300
201/a
19%
20
26,600
*19%
20
84%
201/4
19%,
20%
19%
*193/4
20%
*
19 %
20%
19%
19%
*19%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12
121/4
12%
12%
12%
12%,
381/4
16%
*38%
38%
163/8
38"%
39
39
39
*153/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
38%
*38%
38%
38%
*16%
17
*163%
16%
*16 3%
8%
8%
40
15
Inc
5
com
8%
36
3%
30%
Axle...
35
3%
32
32%
99
*
.5
20th Century Fox Film com__No par
$1.50 conv preferred
—No par
$4,50 prior preferred
No par
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
33%
341/8
35i/8
34%
98%
*97%
/
32%
99
3%
*97%
3%
*31i/4
31%
32
3%
400
1,600
34%
98
31%
9%
34%
f
99
3%
5
25
*8%
98
31
;
7,200
*70
3%
*33%
v
-tL
,2,800
31%
32%
V-
800
4.500
321%
-32 5/a
31%
32%
31%
32
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
44%
44%
43%
441/8
433/«
10%
43%. Y
43%
10%
43%
6,800
10%
10%
103/a
10%
10%
10%
103/a
10%
103/s
II,000
LOW
Y Monday
AND
,
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 26
Wednesday
v
16%
163/4
16%
23%
253/8
25
253/4
*21%
22%
*22
22%
*21%
22%
11%
ll3/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
107
107%
16%
21%
21%
*34 V*
34%
*101
12%
*36%
10%
9%
16%
15%
21%
34%
37
*35
10%
9%
Sales for
the Week
Shares
16%
16%
16%
16 3/a
13.000
25
24
243/4
11,400
21%
21%
*20%
21%
300
,Y 11%'
11%
29,500
'11%
11%
105%
105%
105%
1051%
105'/a
105%
15%
15%
153/4
213%
211/8
34
34
*34
102
*101
11%
11%
34%
34%
i .; 9%
9%
8,900
24%
Y
*101
9%
93/4
xl4%
36
'
$ per share
11
21%
/•*".
100%
11%
113/4
•
Mar. 30
Jl„
11 '/a
11
15%
100%
12%
11
Y
105 %
213/4
34 %
'.Y
11%
104%
16
34
21%
101
11%
10%
1
104%
21%
38
10
104
101
12%
*37
105%
104
*34%
.
102
*12%
107
16%
22
10%
'
16%
25
Friday
.
29
16 3/a
11%
106%
103
107%
*16%
.
.
$ per share
24
21%
V
11%
'
-
Mar
■■$ per share
16 3/4
25
■'
Thursday
Mar .28
$ per share
32%
PRICES
Mar. 27
$ per share
163/4
'
1
Co.
34%
34%
3%
4%
*24%
*
91/8
24% >
23%
50
prior preferred
*8%
1,290
443%
24%
•
No par
No par
Co
5
243/4
9%
40
23%
16%
5
1
preferred
5
25%
*8%
500
6,000
33
Mar. 24
2
pfd "when issued"
40
9%
32%
$ per share
No par
common
1
Corp
40%
170
16 s/8
23
Saturday
Inc.—
9
300
1,700
10%
Par
—L
*153/4
91/8
Y
44%
■
!
.
•16% J
40
5%
<
.
23%
YY/y..//
"
*5
25
9%
1
443/4
■
"
51/4
25 s/8
98%
'Y 33%
Y 32%
••
•*
-
40
*8%
Y>.
.,K3%33
40
'■'
'
44%
>
5
STOCK
"5
'
351/4
*97%
16
40
25%
91%
3%
32%
;•
53%
25%
*8%
30%
83%
40
20
23
5
>__No par
(The)
*5
100
V:
83/4
41
*25%
36%
*98%
Bearing
*40
9%
Co com__No par
No par
10
2,500
13
*38%
50
.
21
13
1
,
Airlines
Coach
3.800
2,700
363/4
36
25%
Common '"when issued"—
conv
24
94
"
89%
100
Coal
24
•'*92%
25%
86
•',,,Y,Y STOCKS
Truax-Traer
13,600
91%
preference
Tri-Continental
300
5%
31%
*5
253/4
preferred
World
13%
5%
31%
241/4
26
Transamerica Corp
*13
5%
31%
91%
*8%
V
230
5,100
53/8
89%
26
'
14,200
83A
3%
85%
preferred
Co
4,700
16
283%
24%
*5
Twin
*14
200
34%
92
90 %
common—
convertible
Edison
20
12%
34%
16
700
115
*11%
91
24%
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products
5%
*14
*112%
90
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Thomas Steel Co (The)
1
$6
16
2,400
31%
32
<4o
53/8
$6
*14
115
600
19
45%
28
\
No par
NEW YORK
20
16
380
18%
*443/4
11%
*116
25%
'EXCHANGE
113/4 Mar 24
*37.0
18%
45%
34%
117%
No par
Timken Roller
123/g Jan
380
18%
i,
300
91%
preference
Trans
2
*370
«
183%
45%
45
*112%
*116
Transue & Williams Steel
10% Jan
375
18 3/8
45%
23
100
common
27% Feb ' 2
,10% Mar 28
370
19%
46 3/a
*22%
1
25% Feb
12
367
18%
*45%
*
23
No par
,
Co
22% Mar 15
11% Jun
.
24%
certificates
21
8% July 13
.
10
Co
Fair
Thermoid
500
23
*23
19%
5
Pacific Ry Co
conv
47,000
11%
31%
47
9
13
104% Jan
73
♦117%
59%
18%
.5
;
Timken-Detroit
9
200
73
117%
.
25% Mar
2
3,400
723/4
117%
11%
47
;
49% Jan
20% Jan
20
73
119
723/4
118
1,200
59%
1
27
2
97
25
$ per share
23
11
97
11%
*14
30
Jan
11
97%
59%
*359
100
19% Dec
16% Jan
18%
11%
*97
23%
10
*
Utilities
'4%
721/2
117
118%
11
97%
*961/4
73
11%
32%
50
Producing
share
$2.50
11%
97
11%
25
.
11%
97
59%
10c
com
11%
*96%
23%
12.50
(James)
Corp
11%
97
32%
1950—20
ser
25% Dec
:
800
23%
22
Nov
50%
32 %
15-
7
50%
*23%
14% July 13
15% Jun 29
Mar
24,500
25
B called
ser
Tide Water Associated Oil
Highest
S per share
per share
31%
9,300
25
pfd
conv
$2.40
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Highest
-
$ per share
31%
17%
pfd series B
conv
Texas &
■v
4,500
51
*50%
ioo
22%
72%
conv
$3.50
Range for Previous
•
18%
22%
118i/a
Gulf
Toledo
52
*173/4
313/4
31%
32%
16%
18%
33
16 3/4
223/4
3/s
72%
Thompson-Starrett
10% Jan
16%
90
117%
38% Jan
..
16%
18
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil-10
Pacific Land Trust—
35% Feb
2
43% Jan
15
Dec
22
31% Mar 29
•20% Nov 24
44% Nov
Jan
16%
22
Texas Co
5
7,100
181/2
-
4% Jan
173/8
19%
Tennessee
6
,
41% Jan. 17
Mar 30
Y3% Mar 15
6
10
23
Feb
33% Mar 29
24
Feb
; 42% Feb
*
6% Jan
25
;
3
33% July 14
9% Dec 18
18
8% Oct
42% Dec
;;
5% July 13
9% Jan
45% Feb
4% Mar 13
5% Dec 30
17% Jan
32
2
Mar 13
40-
17%
22%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com__No par
$4 preferred
No par
The
173/8
22%
Symington Gould Corp
31
4,400
17%
*18%
*20%
11% Feb
1
17%
18 Vs
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
1
17%
17
22%
7
23% Mar
Apr
17%
42%
181/8
20%
Apr
99
41 %
22%
50c
14
99
42%
18%
Textron Inc
43
38%
99
42
22%
7
30% Jan
38
99
42 Vs
18%
Swift International Ltd
Sub
38
99
42
321%
*51
4,700
37%
*98
22%
52
300
42%
18%
51%
400
14%
99%
'
*42'A
.
23%
Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%
Swift & Co
25
Texas
37%
37%
40
700
38
38
*14%
72%
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
4 Vs % preferred —
9
103% Mar 10
25% Mar 14
14%
53
17%
16%
43%
Texas
53
38
14%
6,700
118%
5%%
Texas
*38%
*98
v
17%
17
42%
*52 3/8
38
14%
200
23%
161/2
99%
173/4
,
14%
4,500
100
23
18%
Telautograph Corp
30
*99
43%
17%
" 40
53
*98 3/4
*118%
Talcott Inc
82% Dec
*38
99%
23
*52 3/a
53
1
23
25
38%
143/4
*14%
'
99%
223/4
23%
'
343/a
34
100
21
59% Jan
38
14%
39
22%
12,700
20,600
common
Feb
2
*521/2
34
18,700
60%
103%
preferred
Corp
6% Jan
Mar 14
101
53
323/4
common
:^V,T ;
Nov 17
7% Apr 18
25% Dec 29
3
5
95% Mar
8% Mar 28
15 ;
18
Jan
2
• Jan
10% Oct 25
11% Jtny 11
4% Nov 30
13% Jan
40
2
23% Jan
88% May 31
3
Mar 14
.13% Jan
6
5
*99%
23%
52%
60
102%
72%
Co
Sunshine
10
341%
223/4
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
24
34
Shares
453/4
11%
9
Feb
343/4
102
453/4
•*96%
18
50
34%
23%.
43%
*18%
102 3/8
*99i/4
39%
381%
100
101%
33%
53
*141/4
*99
60%
1021/4
.
l
Feb
24% Feb
14%
39%
58%
100%
103
23%
39%
39%
comomn
Jan
122% Jan
39%
60%
32%
preferred
60% Mar 30
8
39%.
No par
Corp
A
15
2
43% Jan
4%%
19
34%
*52%
45%
59%
102
102
23%
52%
45%
44%
60%
1
410
Mar 14
114% Jan
6
5% Jan
-
10
Jan
40% Oct
33% Jun 20
Jan
Oct
8
10% Mar 28
355
45% Aug 23
July 13
26% Feb
56
14
17% Dec
9% Mar 30
.
21% Jan
Dec" 19
33 % Mar
23%
52%
45
45%
No par
No par
4%%
9
17
23%^
-20
Corp
Oil
16% Jan
31% Mar 15
*991/4
the Week
60%
103%
34%
101%
Sales for
Mar. 30
$ per share
:__No par
A 4 Vs %
19
Jan
*99%
common. —1
preference..
series
Oil
21% Feb
101%
35
Friday
Mar. 29
45'A
f
-15
•
119% Jan
10
103%
Thursday
$ per share
Mar. 28
$ per share
preferred series A
$4.50
27
61
*14%
Corp
Chemical
45%
60%
—5
Webster
Studebaker
17
4
17% Jan
prior
Stone
7
44%
613/4
34%
.100
:
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
46%
—1
preferred
53% Feb
Mar 30
67% Jan
5%
2
26
$ per share
-.5
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
sharei
101%
No par
SALE
Mar. 27
61%
-50
common
Stevens
2
16% Mar 26
7
Mar
Sterling Drug Inc
41% Mar 14
27% Jan
101
15
10
15% Feb"
2
11% Nov 24
1
10% Jan
2
36% Oct
8% July 17
116% Oct
16
28
23% Apr 27
71
convertible preferred
Starrett Co (The) L S
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
!
15% Jan
20% Sep
38% July 13
55% Feb
44% Feb
Jan
Nov 24
18
4%
13
HIGH
Tuesday
45%
preferred series A
.100
Standard Steel Spring common. —1
5
56% Feb
AND
Mar. 26
$ per
3%%
9
X98 % Mar 14
18
LOW
No par
Standard Oil of Indiana™,
...25
Standard Oil of New
—25
Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common.. -10
10
24 % Feb"
Mar 27
14
Feb
36% Jan
10
21% Apr 21
16% July 5
16% July 13
25% July 17
93% Dec
Sep 28
103% Nov 24
3
10% Jun
38
'
Monday
Mar. 24
standard Oil of California
9
105% Mar
2
52% Mar 24
29
18
Jan
105 % Mar
'
26% Mar
RECORD
Saturday
Par
n
66
4
Dec
STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
4fl% -Fob
2
Jan
18 Vs
YORK
$ per share
42 Vo Feb
100
NEW
Highest
$ per share
.
44
66
YORK
STOCKS
Year 1950.
23
Xll%
35
105%
740
15 5/a
"Y.
105 3/a
153/4
21%
21%
343/4
12,300
106
*105%
..
3,760
5,000
21%
12.200
'
34
102
34 '
102
11%
1,200
<
102
300
11%
•343/a
9%
35%
90
9%
35
11%
9%
5,100
2,400
1,700
3,400
U
10
Feb
21
13% Jun
22
13
Jan
2
15% Mar
39% July 14
47% Dec
19
47% Jan
2
53% Feb
14
10% July 17
13% Jan
10
12% Jan
2
143/4 Feb
6
26% Jan
39% Nov
24
37% Jan
10
55% Dec
11
13
40% July 17
110% Oct 30
96
114
July
7
Jan
30
103% Aug 18
90% Jan
30
99% Aug 15
103
*
■„
Jan
24% May
81
50
24
2
107% Nov 28
35% Dec
30
Jun
'
27
105
Jan
9
54
Aug 21
38
Dec
30
37% Dec
18
31
May 12
25% Jan 13
106%. Jan
13% Jan
3
112
Dec
18
Mar 20
*53%
•m
'■
93
104
44% Jan
19
Mar 28
593/8 Feb
9
.Mar 16
112% Feb
2
-Feb
17
102
% Mar 24
96
Mar 24
107
34 V Jan
25
98% Mar 13
50% Jan
Jan
9
40% Feb
14
22% Jan
10
99% Jan
6
32% July 12
23
Jun
33
Mar 29
48
30
32
2% July 12
4
36% July 11
3% Jan
3
50
Dec
20
Sep 28
4
109
22
21
44% Mar 13
Mar
3
Mar 13
Jan
31
48% Jan
3
18
3% Jan
13
4% Feb
5
45% Jan
4
49% Feb
13
43/4 Jan
22
16
Mar 29
25
39
18
11% Mar 30
351
Jan
Mar 22
26% Jan
July 17
12
18
13
3
293/4 Mar 22
125
17% Jan
107
2
3
Mar
58
July
50% July
14% July
22% July
29% Jan
112% Jan
2
12
Jan
4% May 31
12% Aug 21
78% Mar 3
8% May 22
3
40
25
Mar 13
28
111% Sep 13
18% Dec 29
109 % Jan "
36% Feb 27
27
18
7
14
33% Jan
107
24% Dec
Dec
Mar
39% Feb
Feb
103% Dec
7% Mar 28
11
52
25
106
Mar 17
Jan
8
;79% July 11
24% July 17
•-
3
Sep 21
53% Oct 20
66% NOV
2
4
Jan
2
30% Mar 16
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser_.No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred
Preferred
$3.50
$4
series
series
No par
25
Union Pacific RR Co
United
Aircraft
5%
convertible
United
Air
%
Corp
Lines
United-Carr
United
40%
40%
41
1,800
"6,200
5434
533/4
54%
54%
54%:
17:800
111
*110%
111
103
*101
103
93%
93%
104
*93%
105
'35%
36 ;
100%
*104
101%
353/8
101
111
111
110%
*110%
111%
110 %
110%
103
*101
103
*101
103
101
103
94
94
94
*93%
105
*104
353/4
35%
102
102
110%
104%
Inc
51%
373/4
373/8
35%
100
*107%
108%
100
36%
100
No par
Fastener
35 %
37%
35%
common—10
Co
*104
361/8
513/4
No par
Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del)-—
100
1
28%
*107%
29%
*119-
28%
125
*32%
121
32%
33%
110
*107
"
29%
28 3/a
123
*119
323%
293/8
33%
110
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110
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19
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18%
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46%
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46%
46%
46%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
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4%
ri
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33%
4%
4%
4%
46%
46%
4%
93/4
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9%
43%
100%
107%
28%
120
33%
109
50%
V
*37
34%
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28
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108%
100
28%
35,000
1193/8
800
33%
32%
32%
900
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110%
*108%
110%
18%
18%
18%
46
47
48
46
28%
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4%
10,000
27%
46%
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29%
4%
43/8
46%
45%
46
43/a
4%
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10V4
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10%
46
700
35%
119%
183/4
28%
4%
46%
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3,100
37%
34%
28%
461%
>
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34%
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9,700
101
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34%
101
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119%
33%
119%
18%
4%
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511/4
109
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,
35%
35
27%
34
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35
37%
117%
18%
110
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93%
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104%
34%
107%
93%
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122
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51%
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:
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:/
94
35
.29%
800
4%
41,700
4%
4%
10
600
2,900
46
46
140
76
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76%
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76%
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76%
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76%
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76%
21%
21%
213/a
213/8
213/4
21%
21%
20%
21 Vs
21%
21%
1,800
49%
49%
49%
49%
48%
49
49%
49%
48%
48%
48
48%
800
73% Feb
13
68 3/a
.
90
21
5
59% Jan
2
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
<7%
preferred
1
United Fruit Co
68%
20%
20%
20%
27%*
57%
*•27%
Feb
9
29% Feb
17
Mar 30
18 3/a Feb
1
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc—1
1
United Paramount Theatres
22% Feb
9
21% Feb
9
Nov 24
39% Jan
2
453/4 Feb
9
106% May 23
21% Oct 24
100% Jan
2
1063/4 Feb
28
20% Jan
2
90% July 26
135
Jun
5
104% Jan
4
124
181% July 19
8% Jan
3
189
Mar
2
180% Mar 14
16
14
64% Dec 29
61
24% Mar
Feb
1
13
185
Jan
26
4
19
Jan
17
Mar 29
70
Jan
25
Jan
United G&s Corp
U S & Foreign Securities
Machinery
preferred--
38% Nov
22
37% Jan
2
55% Jan
31
U S
8% Jan
10
22% Nov
25
21% Jan
2
28% Jan
16
U S Leather Co common
28% Jan
9
68% Dec
64% Feb
•
2
84% Jan
Industrial
Chemicals
69%'
69
69%
68%
69
681/2
20%
21%
20%
21%
21
27%
27%
271/4
27%
273/8
15 3/a
153/4
15%
19%
18%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
20
20%
19%
20 %
20
20 3/a
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21%
100
com
w
116
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41%
421/4
105
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22%
21%
15
15
*64
66
21%
118 %
180
f".
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41%
1033/4
*174
23%
Class A
conv
preferred
No oar
61 Vs
67% *
68%
70
19%
*18%
19%
21%
21%
21%
21%
119%
118%
1191/2
117%
117%
-
180
*174
180
40
*173
40%
180
.
130
2,000
118
118
*173
5,300
•
213/4
4.000
180
15
15
141/4
143/4
62
62
61
61
51
5134
bJ.%
bis3/e
52%
52%
5,300
23%
22
22%
22%
23%
23%
25%
18,300
70%
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63%
67
70a/4
72
75%
1,600
-
•
.
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16
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20%
67%
23
20
21%
22%
22%
16,500
40%
52%
22%
14,500
193/s
104%v
51%
51%
15%
19%
40
.
15%
50%
15
19%
*103%
64
52
2,500
153/a
1033/4
15%
51%
13,600
1033/4
64
No par
4,800
213/4
27 3/a
41%
15
No par
683/4
21%
273/b
"■
103 3/4
66
*
300
40%
*64
'
49,7QO^
103%
15
"
Xl9
20%
41%
118
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180
5
*19%
103%
21%
117
117%
100
20%
41%
105
4%
93/4
*
15%
19%
*103%
'.
21%
27%
43/a
93/4
69
203/4'
15%
20
preferred
Hoffman
<
27%
*19%
No par
No par
U S Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co common
7%
68%
1
No par
$4.50 1st preferred
4%%
69%
1
Certificates of interest
U S
•
10
23
15
*10
No par
10
40%
53%
*51%
25
24.
40
551/s
*37
19% Jan
page
41%
543/8
35%
26% Jan
see
40%
55
51%
18
18
footnotes
40
37%
27
20
12%
51%
29% Apr
16% Dec
14% Dec
50
12%
35%
20 % NOV
42
14%
50
123/4
403/4
37%
preferred
Cig-Whelan
14%
50
12%
5
common
preferred
Carbon
14%
50
13
v
1023/4
51%
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
No p£r
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United
14%
50
123/4
No par
Union Tank Car Co
4%
50
common
54%
143/a
491/2
12%
*110%
non-cumulative preferred—50
4%
55%
143/4
50%
123/4
*101
No par
Union Oil of California
40%
143/4
50%
123/4
5
9
For
54%
14%
50%
100
i2
4
40%
12%
393/4
United Engineering & Foundry
17% Jan
Mar 11
No par
No par
Union Bag & Paper Corp
& Carbon
Union Carbide
143/8
•50
United Electric Coal Cos
23
18% Jan
46% Jan
12%
7
Jan
3
22
14%
50
12%
9
81
12
4
14%
50
Co
243/4 Feb
Jan
30
1
5
No par
Rubber
54% Jan
12
Mar 30
24
Oct
&
20% Mar 15
23% Jan
14% Jun
Asbestos
48
69% Jan
123/s Jan 22
15% July 13
99
Union
4%
10%
71
9% Mar 26
15% July 13
27% July 12
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
14%
*60
14%
-
62
2,100
*
::
110
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
(1392)
Ranee for Previous
Year 195©
$ per
Sper share
29
8% Jan
34 % July 13
49 % Jan
Jan
10
65 % July
Jun
77
17
88% July
97% Apr
52% Ocl
5
37% Jan
3
18
143% Oct
33% Mar 31
62% Not
54% July 14
42% Dec
13
July
5% Jan
9
Feb
22
26
11% Apr
Dec 19
-
3
Jan
100
3
96% Feb
59% Feb
9
8
18
135
Jan
8
142% Feb
19
5
8
24% Oct
3% Dec
4
x25
Jan
177
7% July 10
*12
26
5
1
4% convertible preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
2
50
.1
26
Universal Laboratories Inc..:
1
27% Feb
17
26% Feb
Jan
15
Jan
3
25
2
2
9
19
10
3
Jan
11 % Dec
27
Dec
115
30%
17
24%
• 104
105%
'
46
4
Jan
Jan
10% Jan
*103%May 26
7
27% Jan 26
19% July
*33% Dec
x30% Oct
..
13
37% Apr
13
22%-Sep
1
6
14
36
48
Apr 24
65
Dec
21
12
Jun
14% Jan
Feb
NOT
24
9% Dec
*30% Jan
May 11
28
10
28% Feb
"55
"28
9
'
7f# preferred ———,——..20
Jan 20
33
;
56%
28%
.32
,
x48%
15%
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53%
53%
139
47%>
70
92
10.600
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138%
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47%
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66%
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66
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41%
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145%
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19%
19%
20%
41
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20
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42
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32
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16 ;
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600
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26
26
56
28
700
4%
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9%
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4,300
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4%
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5
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4%
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26
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25
500
99
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110
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17%
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139%
3%
25
Jan 31
Vanadium Corp of America__No par
31%
Feb 13
Van Norman CO
;
2.50
15%
• .
Feb 5 / Van Raalte Co Inc
10 - *31%
r
Jan 10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
18%
27
Jan 13
Vlck Chemical Co
2.50 *
24%
111 a Mar 2
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__ 100
*110 ..V
110% Mar 20
5% non-cumulative preferred—100
*110
v 52
Feb 6
Victor Chemical Works common—5
*50%
100% Jan 18
3%% preferred
..100
*97
•
14% Mar 2
Va-Caroiina Chemical com—No par
11%
126% Mar 2
6% div partic preferred
100
119
22% Mar 1
Virginia Elec <fc Power Co com—10 '.
22
116% Feb 20
$5 preferred
100
*114
, 106% Jan
26
$4.04 dividend preferred..:
100 V *102
- 60
Mar 26
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
25
*55
,i 35% Feb 5
Virginian Ry Co common..
25
32%
31%Mar3
6% preferred
25
30%
42% Feb 3
Visking Corp (The)
5
38
20% Jan 12
Vulcan Detinning Co common
10
18%
I
•
17%
39%
54%
6%
11%
17%
8%
39
78
39%
94%
54%
138%
50
20%
"41
167%
36%
16%
33%
18%
Jan
5
18% Jan
3
113% Mar 29
103
Mar 29
41 . Jan
5
31 % Mar 28
29
Jen
2
35% Jan 20
17% Jan 2
30
7
July 17
100
•
4%%
59% Feb
*
114
117% Aug 25
106% Dec 21
46% Dec 30
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
28 •
28
Mar 23
22
16% July 27
preferred —
Utah Power ic Light Co
*
51% May 19
101% Dec 29
29
25
100
1
preferred
8%
-
f
4%
"167
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
26
12
' 12% Feb 13
,
4%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com__No par
170% Jan
9% Mar 28
July 12
6% Jun
5% Jan
Mar 13
8
May
31% Dec
2
2
105
17% Nov
17
27% Feb
9
14% Jan
103
96% Mar 22
28
Jan
.
166
8
25% Jun
United Wall Paper Inc common
Feb
22% Jan
9
10
39% July 26
79
22
4
•
18% Dec 20
28% Oct 11
3
114% Sep
24
4% Jan
24
38% Sep
Jan
96 % Jan
30% uan
24% Feb 23
98
1
6
22% Jan
16% Dec
20% Jan
non-cumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards Corp
1
1%
13
2
3
12% Jan
U S Tobacco Co common.:—No par
13
10
14
preferred
Feb
.
26% Jan
Jan
No par
100
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd—5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
54% Jan
20% Feb
8 Steel Corp common
7%
7% Jan 26
28
Deo
27
5
50
"75
78
39%
Shares
18%
75%
40
139%
50 A
"65% 66
41 %
42
148%-148%
-
50 '*•'
Jan 11
42
;
34% Aug 16
21
May 23
97% Mar
'V
27
61% Jan 27
24% Dec
U
30
>
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50%
50%
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66 %
: 42
42%
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6%
11%
12
,
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98 •
3%
3%
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27%
25%
25%
100
preferred
3% Jan
Sep
9
10
9% Jan
July 28
45
3
94
Apr 17
16
Jan
1st preferred
non-cum
7%
20% Mar 20
3
Jan
6% Jan
18
20% July 27
161
8%
39%
:•>
$ per share
17%
8%
39%
Sales for
the Week
S per share
'7%
18
"7%
Friday
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
$ per share
share
17%
8%
40%
'75
39%
"92
54%
54%
10
U S Smelting Ref & Min com
8
*
6 %
-
U S Rubber Co common
*
153% Jan 19
,
18% Jan
41
3
26
3
47% Jan
144 % Mar 30
21
Jan
67% Mar
61
r
2
Mar 28
41
29
Jan
*
Mar 28
45
61% Jan
6
.
8%
39% 40
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39%
40%
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.
10
1
100
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Thursday
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
18
"7%
*7%
20
preferred series A
3%%
14
2
91% Mar 29
Co
17%
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
$ per share
18%
18
—_1
U S Plywood Corp common.
Jan
22% Nov
15
5
42% Feb- 8
S per share"-
Par
■-.
10
U S Pipe & Foundry
U S Playing Card Co
51
4% Apr 24
27% Jan
9
2% July 17
29
84 % Mar
•.7
•
,
preferred
4Va%
12
Jan
$
,
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Mar. 26
,
Mar. 24
U 8 Lines Co common
16
B
44% May 19
6% Oct 28
3
91% May
2
Jan
t
share
8% Jan
43
34% Mar 29
151% Not 20
*Jan
4
,18% Dec 27
139
40
Jan
74
11
68% Mar
25% Jan
37
38% Dec 39
23% July 12
126% Jan
8
LOW
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
20% Feb
3
•
10
13
7% Dec
:
•17% Jan
4
18
27
$ per
$ per share
v
share
Feb
14 % Jun
NEW
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RECORD
STOCKS
Highest
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Highest
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W
26
26% Dec
6
32
Jan
13
53
31
6% July 13
97
106
16
Jan
47% Mar 29
8% Jan
24% Jan
Jan
11
..
17% Mar 16
28
Jun
8
34
13
83% Feb
'
v
24
11% July 13
5
Jun 27
27
19
29
18% Apr 15
21% July 13
*
Jan
2
43% Jan
10
34% Feb
1
A
25% Feb
Rights
18% Feb
13
9% Feb
36% Jan
5
29
Jan
5
30
Jan
27
West
26
West Penn Electric
Jan
27
109
29% Feb
24
Mar
32
13
7
104% Mar 20
107
Feb
109% Mar 24
18% Dec 21
101 % Mar 27
107% Feb
2
Nov 15
108% Jan
$ per
40 % Jan
25
5
23% Dec
3
20% Jan
41% Dec 22
Jan
-
11% Jan
13% Dec 28
July
12% July
i 27
27
$ per share
28
39
'
15
14*%
,
47% Feb
10
pfd
'
;■
2
55% Feb
9
Co
Jan
25
Jan
3
19% Jan
44
Deo
39% Jan
2
47 Vb Feb
13
Western Union Teleg class
Mar 15
35% Jan
16
102% Sep 22
16
22% Feb
112(0; Feb 20
60% Nov- 29
18
34% Dec
12
Deo
6
129
35% Dec 28
99
,
.,
104 % Feb
Mar 30
Feb
34% Jan
Jan
42% Feb
2
Mar 27
94
3
94
Oct 19
90
Jan
12
41
Feb
29% Jan
26
32
Mar
9
26% Mar 15
19% Jan
2
30
Feb
9
36
-
27
15% Feb ;: 8
28% Dec 27
18% Dec
19
25 Va Nov
33% Jan
12
35% Nov 22
34% Mar 22
17 % May
15% Jan
12% Feb 15
5% Jan'
49% May
Jun
12
77% Jan
11% Dec 29
5
70% Dec 30
27
5
9% July 11
'
July 18
32% Jan
42% Dec
26
3
16 % July 13
137
2
10
16
16
91
Oct 24
Sep 22
13% Dec 30
22% Feb 25
Feb
3
Sep 22
July
3
70
July 26
10% Feb 16
4
29
95% Dec 29
98% Dec
18
89% Apr 13
21% Deo If
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%.
24%
16%
15%
16 VB
16
16
16
16
16
8%
33
8'A
8%
8%
32%
:<■
8%
8%
32 Va
32%
32%
87%
86%
86
30 Vb
30%
30 Vb
30
26
26 Va
26
87
44
87
25
Mar 14
Mar 20
75% Jan
5
21% Jan
'/"jr..
2
13
9% July 13
Dec 21
36% Jan 25
'
•;
Tale & Towne Mfg Co
3
York Corp common.
50% Mar 13
59% Feb
11% Jan
3
19% Oct It
16% Mar 13
Jan
13
70% Apr 14
6% Apr 23
38% Jan 10
42
Feb
1,500
16%
1,400
7%
7%
2,700
323/4
3,500
86
86
31
30%
30%
253A
25%
28%
*86
"
28%
28%
-
109
110
*109
*104%
106
104%
106
*1043/a
101 Vb
*101 Vb
103
102
102
*101%
103
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163A
163A
76%
76%:!
77
77
77%
77%
77%
*109%
110 ' " :
110
*109%
110
AND
Monday
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 2G
108%
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
46%
46%
46%
*46%
25%
25%
25%
51%
51%
90
90
46
46%
46%
24 VB
24
24Va
46%
46
25V4
23%
43 '
39 '
39
50%
52%
50%
51 Va
51%
52
6,200
90
90
90%
90%
*89%
90
1,300
52%
•
92
-
V
-
*39
*39%
40%
41%
42
42
42%
411/4
41%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
37%
38%
38%
39%
37%
38%
37%
100%
*100%
100%
100%
100%
99%
100'A
38%
99%
*32
32%
33
135
"125
32%
135
41%
A 41
32
32
.3i%
135
*125-:f
36%
.
>99%
••
*125
36%
36%
37
35%
36%
91%
37%
11,700
45%
223/4
38%
*125
Shares
14%
14%
32%
32%
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
14
13%
43
135
40
46%
52
*90
:
110
25%
25
*41
90%
1,000
Friday
$ per share
14
53
2,500
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
$ per share
14%
43
ao
16%
*108%
Thursday
Mar. 28
$ per share
i
79
16%
*78
110
.
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 27
$ per share
120
106
16%
*41%
85,400
■
106
76%
43
*
110
77%
110
5,600
3,200
11,500
V
28%
28%
28%
"A
30%
25%
110
109
;17 Vs
HO
490
87
.
30%
253A
: A
91 Va
K,33%f
.
31%
41%
;
135 a
37- -OV-iV
17,700
40%
200
.p
42%
32
1.800
-■
32%
12,200
8,500
38% ; 38%
V* 99
/ 99 Vb
v
*31%
32%
*125
135>ril4
if
36
-i / 3T->
71.900
1,200
600
a10,600
1
93
94
92
92%
31%
31%
31
31%
31
31V
-*30V2T>Sl.Va Ujr-
♦30%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
•;i,'27y8TJ28'; ttvr,
.27%
5,600
21%
20%
21 Vb
21
21 %
20%
21%
20%:->20% -w
-:20%
20%*%'3 * * 4,700
*34%
35%
35%
*35
35 Va
*35
35%"
16%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17%
17%
17Vs
17%
17%
17%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9Vs
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*70%
70 Va
70%
69%
69%
69%
69%
9
*70%
92
*31
*35
71
13%
.*82
70
35%
.
; 35*.
35
92%
85
69 Va
13%
13 VB
13 Vb
13'/e
13 »A
13 Vb
84 %
82
82
82
82
31%3Jr3if
69Va
13%
*82 Vb
13 Va
13
85
*35
\-n
-
200
3,300
19,800
•
900
10,000
13%
"
r*.200
1
f700
83
'81%
14%
—
20
*135
-—100
14%
14%
%20 "■
*45%
10
45%
.1^10
26 %
138
,14%
*14% .15
14%
14%
*14%
14%
20'A
45%
-
V 45%
■25%
26 %
83%
83 Va
98 Va '
:
■45%
98 Va
26%
83%
83%
*98%
100%
*85
45%
45%
46
*135
138
20%
;
46'A
45%
138
20 Vb
46%
45%
20%
*83
138
19%
45%
'
45%
45%
25%
26%
25%
26
*83%
84%
*83%
84
97%
"95
97%
:*83
87
87
*84
r-
'*
'
46
*135
*96
*
87
*135
20 Va
87
45 Va
20
19%
138
'135
46
45
45%
25%
25%
253A
83%
83%
'83 'A
*95%
96'/a
*84
87
45Vb
45%
*84
•
1,000
;
9,300
4*200
25%
;t
84
96
96
«
4,200
138
46
45%
'
14%
14%
■"
20%
20
*135
•
280
400
y*
'
'
87
:
30
•<.6°
77%
77%
76%
77
77%
78
77%
77%
77%
78 Vb
773A
77%
1.000
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
15V4
15%
15V4
15%
4,700
39
38
38%
38%
37%
38%
39
39
39
39
5,300
12%
12
12 Vb
12
12 Va
1,300
39%
30% Jan
38% Feb
26
2
-
N
.
*38%
23
1
12%
*38%
4% %
16
2
24%
*32%
8
26
28%
101 Va
convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
19% Jan 17
2
1*1
9
47% Oct 31
Jan
1.400
24%
■"
104
No par
13% Feb
11
July 14
24% July 17
16%
'
*102
13 VB
40% Jan
14% May 19
43% May 29
37% Oct 20
53% Oct
6
36
13,100
16 5/8
32%-
30
109
104
■
38
1,700
Va
- *
-
Jan
25%
Vb
21%
preferred 4%% series—100
... Prior pfd 4%%.
conv series—100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co—
5
•'
27
85 Va
85%
14.200
30
■'
243A
28%
Prior
17
-
8
32
2,100
31%
-
9
x78% Jan
15% Mar 28
28%
109
*104%
.V*
:
25%
Va
Af
109
106
*91%
Worthington Punip & Machinery
Common
——-—No par
29
Jan
•'A29
,
'*
84% Mar 12
105 Va Feb
6
98
28%
alit
*104%
*82 %
Woolworth (F W). Co
36
'
r
109
106
Inc common.—No par
6% preferred 1
Woodward Iron Co—
5
28% Jan
i
372
110
32%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com____10
9
46% Feb
2
24% Mar 14
95
Mar 17
140% Jan 10
50
Feb
5
3
Jan
75% Jan
Wilson & Co
;
28%
28%
8%
32%
8.
31%
26 Va
*100%
5
9
20% Mar
:;a'
86
30%
26%
'
37
4
'
Jan
51
25
*125
Feb
15
25
■45
Dec
79
12% Jan
17% Jan
36
16
16%
100
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
.20,800
16
16%
oq
12.50
Wilcox Oil Co.
5
113A
16 Va
247/B
16%
42
Willys-Overland Motors common..1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
87% Feb
30
11%
*16%
16%
3,100
103%
O IO
A
16%
900
v-
20
195/B
*
A,
25%
32%
15% Jan
Mar 28
45% Sep 15
77
4
82
Instrument
r:
29%
16%
51%
75
26
Mar 20
25
20
193/4
17%
"41
Jan
2
29
24%
12
Mar 13
26
Jan
13
138
Jun
16% July 12
74
68 % Jan
Jan-23
18% Mar 12
26
Mar 24
13
142
69
July 18
9*
23% Mar 19
29%
25%
26
.No par
$5 conv prior preference_.No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
.20
White Motor Co
——_cl
White Sewing Machine com____—1
Prior preference
it——20
13
29%
*25%
30%
25%
46%
A.No par
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—
Wheeling Sieel Corp com
19
126
8
Electric
Weston
36% Jan 22
31% Mar 20
125
36 Va
13%
12Va,
preferred series B..,—100
3.80%
36
29%
$ per share
Westinghouse Electric com
7
37%
26
*109%
100
Preferred series A
39'A Mar 27
2
% July 15
Jan*
26
105% Feb
32
.34% Jan
36
30%
17
Westinghouse Air Brake__j_.No par
,1
ll'/a
26
90%
48
87
Jun 23
11%
29%
77%
Ry com.
29
33% Oct 24
11%
26%
*102
1
10
Oct 24
36
11%
38%
*104%
Far
V'
Dec
13
11%
20
:>
10%
103%
30%
Saturday
89
29% July 13
1023A
*38
LOW
55
24% July 13
10 V2
103/b
103%
19%
:'v
3
94% Jan 24
10%
19%
♦102%
38%
28%
100
v
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Western Pacific RR com
No par
Western Maryland
49 % Mar
11,800
10 %
10%
20
103
37%
Mar. 24
•'
Western Auto Supply
10
10%
'10%
103
*109
64% Jun 27
28
10 %
30%
STOCK
"
■.
6,800
26
.100
Western Air Lines Inc
29% Feb 26
25
Mar 28
/
A
Mar 22
,48 %
38%
EXCHANGE
Highest
47%
;u%
•?e
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
51% Apr
37% July 26
■ Feb
48
11%
*87
No pat
Co
4 Vb %
STOCKS
Highest
share
3
47%
11%
32%
—.100
4.10% preferred series C—_1100
West Virginia Coal & Coke.—
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com..No par
4%% preferred—
100
5
48%
11%
^
4.20% preferred series B
13
Jan
1111
Mar 14
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
20% Feb
84-
16% Mar 28
75
27
47%
19%
Rights
14
•
Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Power
23
48 »/a
24%
__1
4
West Indies Sugar Corp
8
112% Jan
Mar 26
1,800
48
102%
-
27% Dec 28
28%
19%
*16
preferred—No par
35
109% Feb
7% Jun 26
convertible
Mar 14
25% Mar 13
*
28 Va
16%
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
$4
28%
123/4
.
Vb
2
15
28%
29%
10
89% Feb
123/4
28%
102%
Knitting Mills
2,000
12%
28%
20
5
59
59
'
12%
28%
103
*26
15
85% Mar 28
> io >:
10 Va
59
13
28%
*12%
—
Waukesha Motor Co—.
Wayne
.
38%
& Pipe
30
111
10%*
20
*102%
7% Jan
15% Jan
68
11%
5
114% Jun
July 19
48 Va
5
Bros
88% Sep 25
35% Dec 28
Dec
47%
31% Jan
•
Sep 26
28
Dec
9
26
107
—
27% Dec 28
78
49%
.5
Wayne Pump Co—,L
1
Webster Tobacco In<L_——5
.21 % Jan
14
4
49%
Pictures
31
Dec
12% Apr 17
44% July 14
12%
28%
_1
100
Mar 29
19% Jan
16% Mar 15
Co
Warren Foundry
7
:
Mar
27
104% Oct
104% Oct
28%
No par
Warren Petroleum Corp
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
23
'
% Mar 14
110
12%
28%
r_
Warner
9
" % Mar 29
;
12%
28%
__No par
2.50
G & W
preferred
5%%
65%
*12%
Ward Baking Co common
13% Feb
24% Mar 30
17% Dec
July 13
23
27% Jan
,
18 ;
21% Feb 23
103% Mar 5
35
297/<fPec 21
273/Aun 8
30
Walworth
11% Jan 29
10
Jan
11% Mar 28
6
12% Jun
4
17% Jan
24
14
9
100
Sep 19 ;;
16% Jan
24% Jan 28
56% Feb
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
69
*66%
Waldorf System
13
Jan
38% Feb
15% Feb
13
X29% Feb
Jan
28
8
Dec
13 Va Feb
2
12
4
24% July 18
11
2
10
20% NOT 24
14% July 14
7
Mar 29
67%
100
No par
No par
preferred
Wabash RR
71% Feb
59
38%
12%
*12 Va
12%
12'A
12%
40
*38%
39 Va
40 %
40%
*39%
i
12
41
*39%
41
3934
200
35%
35%
35
35%
35
35 VB
34%
34%
*34%
34%
35
35
1,200
51 VB
51%
51
51%
51%
52%
50%'
52V4
50%
51 Va
51%
51%
8.500
18
18
17%
17%
18
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%'
2,400
66%
68%
66
67%
67
68
66
66%
67
66 %
67%
5
5
*4%
5
'4%
I-
■la-Mt-'i
1 i
j
3% Jun 27
-
'47% Jan!
dividend? a?I^-rightsPriC^
HEx-stock
4% Jan
dividend
Zenith Radio Corp..——
71% Feb 13
5% Feb
(V3th
share
&
of
Zonite Products Corp
4%^
pre
No par
1
5%
5VB
5
•
'
5
47/^;fc
5
^_been filed^fot company's reorganization, a Deferred delivery, r Cash sales.- s Special sales., wd When distributed.
ferred"($50 par) for each share held).
15,100
7,600
xEx-
Number 4999
Volume 173
.
.
Thvr Commercial and Financial Chronicler-
.
(1393)
Bond Record
New York
«»
FRIDAY
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
-
1
,
•,vThs italic letterg In
the
column headed "Interest Period'.'
indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
Flfvrea after decimal point represent
v,1
Kane# for Previous
■
Year-1950
-•
Lowest
-
Richest
■
191.30 Sep 11
107
No? 13
GOVERNMENT BONDS "
-
Range Since Jan. 1 ." :
Lowest
--Highest
-
' i'
-
7
101.30 Sep 11
108.* May- 1
111.10 May,
l
Apr"25
102.19
102.14 Apr
102.14 Apr
Nov"29
100.24
6c"tTl
100.25
__
25
Feb~24
102.23
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%t
|%s
•« U.a
100.21 Jan
16
100.21 Jan
16
100.21 Dec
22
102.18 Feb
103.9
9
100.29 Aug 11
Jan
100.31 July 28
99.27 Mar 29
100.19 Mar
5
103.20 Jun
99.31 Mar 30
8
101.28 Jan
15
96.24 Mar 23
•Bid
and
asked
price.
sales
transacted
this
day.
J2%s
New York Stock Exchange
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
York
100.27
*100.24
*105.28
106.12
« 105.24
105.30
*105.18 105.26
*105.16
105.24-
100.12
* 100.10
100.12
*100.9
*100.9
100-.11
*107.4
107.12
*107.4
107.12
*107.2
107.10
* 107
107.8
*109.4
109.12
*109.4
109.12.
*109
109.8
* 108.30
109.6
♦111.14
111.20
*111.14
111.20
*111.12.111.18
* 111
111.8
«neijmi
*100.22
100.24
*100.21
100.23
*100.19
100.21
*100.16
100.18
*102.7
102.11
*102.2
*102.2
102.6
*101.24
101.28
*100
100.4
100.2
*100:
100.4
H_ 1956-1958
1962-1967
100.13
102.6
*99.30
-
•:
!,
100.2
*99.30
„
100.26
*106.20 106.28
.
108.28
*108.12
108.20-
*110.20
110.28
*110.12
110.20
*100.16
100.18
*100.17
100.19
.."101.18 101,22
*100
*99.30- 100.2
1963-1968
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.16
99.20
*99.14
99.18
*99.12
1964-1969
99.16
*99.10
99.14
*99.10
99.14
*99.10
99.14
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1967-1972
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Friday
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2a serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1958
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959
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1972
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1955-1960
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1951-1954
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH
Friday
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
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bonds
A
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——-
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1960—
1960
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50
*37%
or
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51%
51
1962-,
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51
51
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1961-
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Interest
New York Stock Exchange
v
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6%s assented 1961
AGuaranteel sinking fund 6s
A6s
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
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Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957
assented 1957—
6-As
Week's Range
Friday
Range Sine*
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
AChile
30
Week's Rang*
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73
99%
103
97
82
99%
100
104% 104%
74
79
85%
6
98%
102
1
99
101
4
103
105
Number 4999
Volume 173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1395)
±
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 30
Friday
BONDS
Interest
,.
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
La&t
Period
or
»
Sale Price
Friday
Friday's
londs
Bid & Asked
Low
'
*
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Range Sine*
'
Sold
Electric
Power
first
3s
1976
*._
101 %
May -Nov
3VbS 1974_
Canada Southern consol gtd. 5s A 1962
Canadian National Ry—
*__
104
ApriZ-Oct
Guaranteed gold 4V2S 1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s, 1955—
Guaranteed
gold 4'/2s
Guaranteed
gold 4%s
Canadian Pacific
A%. conv
104
104%
104%
27
110
1951
108%
111%
Deere
1
108
109%
Delaware & Hudson
107
106% 107
5
106%
109%
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
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26
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101'/a
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78
100%
103%
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i
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•—
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j
98%
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78%
79
78 >/4
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—
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27
The Commercial find
(1396)
Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 30
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bonds
or
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Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
low
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High
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102
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debentures
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104 7/a
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ctfs
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102
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Pennsylvania
99
101%
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1983—
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V
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103
101%
99
*—
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New Orleans k Northeastern RR—
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1952__^Jan-July
New Orleans Term
first'gtd 4s 1953
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105
2
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-
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'
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97
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.
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138
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'
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2000
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series
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75
>
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75
11
36
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78%
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—
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1970—June-Dec
3s- debentures
1970
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Nat'l Distillers Products
3Vss debs
1974—April-Oct
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April-Oct
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debentures 1967
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.
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2%s 1986
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70
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1966——Feb-Aug
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refunding 5s series I 1981
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refunding 5s sries F 1977—Mar-Sept
and
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105
1965—Feb-Aug
;
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103
97'A
,
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Morrell
89
4%
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•
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100
84%
79'A
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gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
2%s 1977
Jan-July
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Y Steam Corp first
■
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1975
99%
100%
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.
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100
•
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"
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mortgage 2%s
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&
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72
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64
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91
100
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:
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97
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104%
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v.v
97%
97%
97%
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Jan-July
98'/. '•98%
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-April-Oct .i<?
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^
123
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:
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95
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97
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2003—Aprfl-Oct
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2003—-April-Oct
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20OT——April-Oct
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-Mar-8ept
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96
126
RR—.
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■
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9
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Feb-Aug
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1974_S»^
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May-Nov
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May-Nov
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——May-Nov
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May
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May
Series F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
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April-Ocf
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-Feb-Aug
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May-No®
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v
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RR
64
94
98%
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101%
100%
64
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99
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63
92
18
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94
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June-Dec
1997
103%
24
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registered 1998
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Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 27/eS series B 1975
April-Oof
N Y Dock first gold 4s 1951
Feb-Auy
N Y &
Harlem
gold 3%s
2000
i—May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
May-Nov
4 %s series B 1973.
May-Nov
100%
108
*100% 101%
&
Shore
3%s
♦100%
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
unguaranteed 1961
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co lsi mortgage 3s 1964
JAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
100%
2
*40
100%
100
April-Oct
1954
mortgage 3%s
3%s registered 1977
116%
98
Central
High
100%
26
Feb-Auy
1956
General
Jan-July
1961
4'As
Y
N
104 %
97%
116%
>97%
Jan-July
1961
98%
104%
*102
*114
1987———Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As 1961—Jan-July
1st mtge 4s
Kentucky Central
of
Central
102%
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—_April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
105%
104
26
104% 105%
York
102
deposit
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
102
98%
2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968——
35As _series B 1968
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974,
April-Oct
mortgage
New
90
100
*97% 100
1976
City Power k Light 2%s
ansas
85%
Feb-Aup
deposit
of
AFirst 5%s series A
*91
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
Ry—(Cont)—
1956
series
ACertificates
Range Since
Sold
100
Orleans Texas k Mexico
ACertificates
102
Bonds
Friday's
Low
94%
99%
6
or
Bid k Asked
High
85
19
87%
96%
Jk Clear first 4s 1959-June-Deo
2y«s 1976—Mar-Sept
Last
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
AFirst 5s series C
Jersey Central Power k Light
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
New
Jamestown Franklin
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
113%
111
„.»98
.
—
8%
10
?
V
15
7%
9
99%
102%
-247
,109%
118'A
-
9
100% 101'A
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 30
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Low
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Chic
&
Bonds
Range Sine*
Sold
High
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F 1953
June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser I 1963_Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_May-Nov
*103
—
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
Low
New York Stock
Pittsb
Coke
Chem
&
II
107%
107%
Terminal
II
1057/8
*113
*__
113
113
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
113 Va
1st
mtge
Pittsburgh Consolidation
3 Vis
debentures
3'As
Texas
June-Dec
108 V4
108
108 '/*
April-Oct
107
107
107
92 Vi
92 %
11
*__
114%
7
92%
108
107
115
102Vi
102
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4Vis 1958
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
April-Oct
10114 101'A
103
101
3
St
Orleans
and
refund
M
refund
RR
New
of
fThird Ave Ry
5s
2000
ser
mortgage
1958
June-Dec
97%
97%
5
95%
99
Tol
mortgage 4Vis series B 1959
April-Oct
97%
97%
1
94%
99
97%
97%
5
94%
11
110%
101
101%
First
100%
101
3s
4Vis series A
mortgage
4Vis
general -5s
First
general
Co
Plantation
4Vis
3s
First
mortgage
27/8s
Providence
Public
3s
E
Electric
Mar-Sept
99%
1970
Vis 1977
Feb-Aug
*105
Jan-July
May-Nov
1956
&
5s
and
98%
98%
99
99
.
Union
3%s
1974
4s
1960
101%
99
103%
4
134
138'/a
103
35
102
106
102%
102%
*102%
__
58%
58 %
61
28
30
66%
58%
50
28.%
119
Oats
2%s
debentures
2%s
debs
1961
34%
28
Mar-Sept
A
1964
1971
Oil
of
1971.
tr 2%s
California
2%s
debs
,
1970—June-Dec
1976
Southern Bell Telephone &
3s debentures -1979;_-J
2%s debentures 1985
1
152 %
152%
U
2
218%
219
104 %
104%
100
99%
92%
101%
debentures
1976
debs
RR
1965
consol
April-Oct
gtd 4s series A
102% 102%
'84 V*
98%
'83 '
.
W
Gold
^ 85%'
104
104
127
A
197t—.
95 "* .95
'
93%.
*—
100
-
1
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96
V*.'
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•'
.
97%
.94,A
:97.%..,.'..V,
98%
42 %
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A •"2
97%
2'
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-
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106'/a
100
97%
101
99
■
;
•
■.
-
96'A
103%
85 V. ■: 90
120
73
100%
105'A
97%
-
99%
119
97 V.
103 %
96
99'/*
72
96
102'/*
118
122
179-
118
137%
102
102
8
102
103
*—
*__
Jan-July
116
ApriZ-Oct
98
116
Vz
——
109 Vz
debentures
1972—lili
RR Co—
"
.
,
,
89%
mtge income 4%s ;stries B Jan 1991—April
tmJi
mortgage 3'As-series B 1971
.Feb-Nov
1976__May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3y2S 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington -Terminal 2%s series A .1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%.s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s< guaranteed 1979__May-Nov
•West Penn Electric 3V2S-1974-May-Nov
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966——Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
:- As registered 2361
Jau-Juiy
Western Maryland first, mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
Gen mtge 4Vas-4s series A 1969
__Apr-Oei
Western Pacific A'As income A Jan 2014—
May
Western Union-'Telegraph Co-r30-year 5s 1960
1—Mar-Sept
WestinghouseJElectric Corp— j
>
.' 2%s debentures 1971-1
—Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992_L__Mar-Sepf
—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3 %s series C 1970
First mortgage 3'/4S series D 1967
Jan-July
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958——ApriZ-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first As I960———Jan-July
tWisconsin Central Ry—r
.4;.:
*/:- fiAFirst- general As ,1949^—
——Jan-July
A Certificates v of; deposit-—
Jan-July
§ASu & Du div and term first As 1936__May-Nov
ACertificacts of deposit
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
First mortgage 27As 1979
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971
Jem-July
-debentures
conv
101
94
94
96%
60
57
60% V
■
t*51
l-i
104%
105
104%
I: 105'% 106%
105%
105 V*
107
16
66'A
41
65
65
•
■ r
'
104'%
f 102'A
V i
'
™
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:
•
101%
f
63
37
102
103%
104
104
106%
114
i
102%
104%
I
101
v
4
-
101
"4...
; 103%
102'%
103
;
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'
104%
101%
11.
101
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101%':
98
2
,
.100
110
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113'/a
84
V,
2
92Va
; '§2%
/■ * ■£
.
.
; 64
*11
; '
63%
34
' 65%
-
71
.V,y'
99%
:-lh
98
.'II
*11
105%
105%
105%
*■
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
98
98
97%
100'/*
105% 106%
11
105%
108'/a
18
107
111
108
110'/*
included
97
101%
not
included in
106
106'A
64
72'/*
the
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 Of.*,
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
''
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-ji jOA
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
^ ; ?.<, •
A
109 % 109%
l!'-'
*__
93%
98%
106'/*
*62
66'A
93'A
98%
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.——
,
94
10
99 Va
153
101%
Jan-July
*96'A
*99
93'A
96%
98%
99'/*
99%
__
in
delivery
sale
year's
range,
the
the
not
n
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest,
Under-thc-rule sale not included in the year s
year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
e Odd-lot sale not
range, r Cash MM
•,
.
gNegotiability impaired by maturity.
102
/IThese
100%
103
103.,
Deferred
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
102'A
100%
100'/a
a
here is
a
issues
were
previously
listed
on
the
Curb Exchange.
1951 years range-SfaQwjIk 3
The
combination of all sales on both Exchanges.
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
and
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, March-24,
ending the current Friday, March 30. It is compiled from the
reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, wbetner
or bond, in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
stock
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 30
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
■
New York Curb Exchange
Par
A EC
Vending Corp
1
ACF-Brill Motors warrants
Acme
7%
-IIH
—10
7%
Adam Hat Stores Inc
Low
8
3,000
l'A
6
39%
200
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air Associates Inc
For footnotes*
page
2%
"rw
Jan
29% Jan
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
14%
15%
14%
15
16
•
Air-Way
Electric
Appliance
40'A Mar
'
8,000
700
for Week
Shares
—1
Alaska
11
Feb
10% Jan
15%
Feb
International Investing Corp. -_1
Allied Products ZMich) common--. —S
.—1
Altes Brewing Co
—
13%
19
Jan
Altofer Bros common_
Jan
& Fisher
Inc
i
Feb
Feb
Airlines
.100
common
',4
6%
9%
500
100
5%
10%
9,600
24'A
250
>
Jan
Feb
98
3%
4
8% .-,.8%.
800
4%
Jan
Jan
3%
24
/
Feb
21 Va
Jan
3% Mar
,
.
,
6%
Jan
t
107
Feb
102 V*
Mar
7
9'%
—1
10'/a Ma*
Jan
97
20
09 %
Allied
•
8%
1,300
202
98
High
Low
10%
6
98
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
102
._50
preferred—
Jan
Alles
~
Power 4.20%
5%
Jan
2% Mar
10%
—1
Airfleets Inc
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama
.—3
4
4'/.
■
'900
9%
—1
33.
Jan
s.
common. —5
(N J);
see
5
500
;
2%
9%
1 % Mar
1,400
40%
Sales
Range
'
Low
Par
'
6
39
Last
Sale Price
High
x7% Mar
.1
Aero- Supply
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
IV
Alloys
common
Aluminum
Acme. Wire Co
Low
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Shares
1,
'
•'/-ir ; *'
—
Yonkers Electric
"
...
■»■'
96'A
125%
'
.
100
^ 1192i/a:
■
:
98*
98
101% 102%
*110
,
/
•
„
51
97
104
*__
697/a
58
104- -104'A
;* rl03- -rl06 VA
"
-
71%
■V 65
.5
63%
63
.
'102'/*v ;!02%~102%.
>a©4
.
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103%
101
12,
104
...-
101
101
104.-''•
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•104
90
103'/*,;
100
94
^ 104
...
105'%
90%
.
84%
24
*100
•
3%s
.
85 *
71
90
85'%
84%
■
76
May-iVoJ
2%^Qdebentures 1973
104%
98%
*96'A ' 97'A
—.
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
100
100%
103 V*
92
93'A
116
4
104%
97
27"..
99
107'A 108
..„
April-Oct
*>'
101%
93
7:
96
-
97
90'A
"5
95
116
97%
?
-April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
95%
90%
93 %
•
Jan-July
May-Nov
gold 4%s 2013
April
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
debenttu^
94%
.1:
98
423-M* 123'/*
93
97
*102%
.
A-,
—--—
101%
93%
;
-
45%
101%
1-48
:,*■ 100% 102
101
98%
1974
-
-94%
;
10
,
94
100
99
.
J
—May-Nov
^
v
101 /.Vv,
"
/
debentures 1983
ASpokane Internatl first
2%s
/
125
100
1996—____jan-July
debentures
91V*.
t
101%.■■■■»•
•
93%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s series G 1961
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994_
fc'iCo
.7-.-' i
-
-
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
2%s
145 V-:
*45" *--47%
-
__
i-Fth-Aug
Devel and general 4s series
A 1956
Devel and general 6s series A
1956
Devel and general
6'As series A 1956
Swift
92%
-94 /:.A:
:,'5
102%-r .,
*100
™
__May-Nov
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s
96'%-,
126
„
mtge As income series A Jan 1981——^Aprll
Walworth Co
106
£-94
Jan-July
Southern
J)
7
105 %
/
5s
1981__^_
(N
v,
104
83
•
Gen
%n
*104
.
,
Oil
.
•
May-Nov
C 1973_April-Ocf
1
W
99%
3s
convertible
debentures
1960
Apr-Oct
San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s ser A 1975.June-Dec.
Pacific-RR Co—
First mortgage 27/«s series E
1986
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F
Standard
272
*104%
94
•
•
_
ser
101
104
97 %
*95
__
Jan-July
—Gen
122
91%.
June-Dec
1969_—.
3%s
''98%
v
101%
96%
97%
96%
Mar-Sept
.•
Wabash
116%
Southern
First
66
•
104% 110%
*100
,
-April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref .mtge 3%s
'
*126% 128%
1963——^April-Oct
Telegraph Co—
__jan-July
<Oregon-Lines)
4-V2S
102
*105%."™';"'
;
—Van^July
Pacific'Co—
99%.
'116% 116%
>—" '106 ""
—
2%aS debentures
1987_____i____C™___^_jan-juiy
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
First 4V2s
Gold 4%s
101%
1,
58 V
__
1978—Mar-Sept
1st & ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980—
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
78
79
'
98
97%
104% 105 %
105
May-Nov
1975—Mar-Sept
First
—>
vt
Southern
104%
77
79 '
97%
95 %
First and refund mtge 27/as ser G 1979—June-Dec
105%
100%
*71" * " 86
98%
97
97
1955—Feb-Aug
First and refund mtge 3s series F
104%
105%
—
98%
97%
97
*__
97
101%
101
Corp of America—
conv
Vandalia
96%
102
*„
.
101%
91%
" 104'/a
'78
*99
W
90%
103%
104 Vi
Rubber 2%s
S
Afay-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
April-Oct
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959—Mar-Sept
.
^
46
102%
104%
96%
*96% 101%
*75
:
™
—June-Dec
"
June-Dec
fTnloh-Oil .2%s debentures
1971——April-Oct
ASileslan-Amer Corp colL trust 7s 1941 _Feb-Auo
gtd
92 %
*99% 100
United
*105%
: tc
North;-AJa RR
90%'
90'%
United Biscuit Co
First consolidated 5s. 1958
Sons-2'As, 19C6
3s debentures -l^M'™,.™—^
&
3
103%
*__'
Shell
South
98%
98%
99
98 %
98%
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
General mtge 4 %-s series A Jan 20lfi
—May
mtge 3s eeries B 1980l_^I__-_, ______~Mfiy-Nov
Bkelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'As 1976
98%
98%
Feb-Aug
106%
*87%
-1st
Seagram. &os
104
RR—
debentures
3%s
1989—May-Noo
Go—
104
100%
-98
6t Louis--"Southwestern Ry—
First ds^Bond certificates
19^9
—May-Noo
,8econd es'inc Iwnd certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Faul.dt.fhduth first;cons gpid 4s 1968_Ju»e-Dec
St Paul"ffnicto
-Depot 3%s B 1971
_~April-Oct
Scioto: V #5-New England 1st
gtd 4s
A
103'/a
102%
*98
___Jan-July
2022
May
-
101 %
102
June-Dec
1980
100 %
3
*—
_Mar-sepf
109%
108%
39
Jan-July
11st mortgage es series.
A-1997—
ASecond mtge. inc 4%s series A. Jan
Seaboard- Air. Line RR
100
Afay-Nov
1968
218% 218%
218%
,6t. Lawrence &^Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
1996—Jan-July
Second gold: >6s 1996™;
**_i.
:™April-Oct
St .Louis
Rocky. Mt is P 5s stamped 1935—Jan-July
6t Louis-San- Francisco
Ry Co—
'
"
*
100
99%
*98'A 100
152% 152%
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4%s -series D
1977—Mar-Sep<
-'General mortgage 3%s series J 1969
Mar-Sepl
series
99%
99%
100% 101%
>•'.
^Saguenay-Power 3s
*99
102% 102%
R
;•
5
102
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
Gas Corp 2%s 1970
;
Jan-July
Co—
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995__May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oc«
v
103
99
138
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
sinking fund series B 1957
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
"
105
99%
102%
99
Jan-July
April-Oct
Consol
V
102%
134
134
June-Dec
1960
Jan
of Missouri 3%s
& coll
Pacific
2%s
Vanadium
Quaker
-
128 Ml
104
101
May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1915-April-Oct
mtge
Union
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/#s 1979_June-Deo
First and
98 Vi
II
*99
debentures
First
and
ref
Corp
debentures
1st
98%
Mar-Sept^.
Gas
Cent
Ohio
&
Union Electric Co
101% 101%
1963
May-Noo
refunding mortgage 3'/*s l968__Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037__Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
'■[: :
^
128
10
54
U
June-Dec
1964__Jan-july
1984
4s
110 Vi
First and
*
*—
1985—Jan-July
June-Dec
1977
1983
Terminal
Service
D
1st mtge -3
mortgage
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
debentures
Pipe Line 2%s
First
5-
High
Ry—
1974
series
Potomac Elec Power
I960-
1962
B
income
5Vis
C
Ashtabula
&
series
series C
5s
First general
Pittston
series
Youngstown
First
'.
1
Low
12%
101
102% 103%
10\
June-Dec
110%
First
'
Ian.
No.
99%
HOVi 110%
income
Tri-Continental
Pittsburgh
'V
Range Since
Sold
Pacific—
Orleans
first refunding
AAdjustment
101
series B
3%s
M
Pacific-Missouri
Term
102%
and
First
1
Bonds
High
*12
May-Nov
1970_Apn!-Oct
3%s series C 1990_ApriI-Oct
Pacific first gold
General
Jan-July
April-Oct
RR—
M 3%s
First
'
Friday's
Louis—
refund
Texas &
102%
102%
*102 Vi 102%
New
of
and
Texas
Jan-July
Assn
First
96%
92 Vi
6
&
RR
First
Coal—
1965
or
Bid & Asked
108
*__
*105
April-Oct
1964__May Nov
Last
Sale Price
Period
Low
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Interest
Exchange
High
Louis Ry—
St
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan
10% Mar
7%
4%
Feb
Jan
26
Ma*
5
Jan
.
200
8 V2 Ma*
The Commercial
30
.
.
.
Monday, April 2, 1951
RANGE FOR WEEK
Week's
•'
'A1
Aluminum Co of America
$3.75
Par
Goods
Industries
Amer Air Filter 5%
pfd
{American Eantam Car Co class A
American
Beverage common
American
Book
American
Cities
Co
Power
&
Hard
Rubber
American
Laundry
American
100
200
100
Mar
104%
25%
26
300
25% Mar
27%
Feb
Castle
11
11%
400
9%
Jan
13
Feb
Catalin
16%
16%
100
14%
Jan
16% Mar
1%
1%
7,300
1%
Jan
1%
1%
100
1%
Jan
40
78%
Feb
80%
82
Maracaibo
American
Meter Co
American
Natural
American
Potash
31%
33%
1,000
26%
Jan
35
25%
26%
1,000
22%
Jan
27% Mar
20%
21
22
6%
Co
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
20%
Jan
24%
Feb
Jan
34% Mar
24
25
•
19%
500
6%
23%
class A
Chem
35%
35%
Co common.
Chamberlin Co of America
Jan
Charts
Jan
40
Jan
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
35
36%
2,200
32%
10
2
10c
49
11 ¥2
48%
49%
Jan
50% Mar
12
6,100
500
44%
11%
10%
Jan
13%
•
113 ¥2
5
5
Republics
Seal-Kap common
Amer Superpower Corp common
$6 series preferred
American
Thread
4%
American
Writing Paper common
preferred
Anchor Post Products
200
4%
200
4%
1,500
8%
Jan
9%
9%
6%
300
9
8%
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
,430
6%
6%
12%
•
Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4% % convertible preferred
14 Vi
10%
13%
13%
14%
10%
10
18%
Feb
50
44%
44%
2.50
10%
11
23%
Jan
7V8
Jan
14%
Feb
Colon
Jan
21
21%
15'/a
Feb
Colonial
15%
Jan
21% Jan
40
Jan
48
Feb
10% Mar
12%
Jan
13%
23% Mar
American
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
l
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas
5%
5%
23%
24%
4%
Jan
82%
Feb
7%
Feb
2,700
Jan
25%
Feb
Jan
20
Atlas Plywood Corp
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
1
5%
5%
1Q0
5% Mar
•
5
25
3
7%
8
500
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
Automatic
Avery
Voting Machine
(B F)
6%
& Sons common
preferred
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
19
17%
7%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Coro
21%
Feb
Corroon
Baldwin Rubber Co
12%
1
Baldwin Securities
Banco
de
los
common
Pwr Ltd
(L)
common
Ties
common
&
Hedges
Inc
Blue
Co
15%
500
15
2,200
'rnJm''
4
American
550
17 ¥4
Jan
14
550
13 ¥2 Mar
16
Co
600
11 ¥4
Jan
13 ¥a
67/a
Jan
.
600
11
50
10 ¥8
Jan
4
21,900
3 ¥4
Jan
4 ¥4
Feb
ll7/8 Mar
14 ¥2
Jan
70 ¥4
89 ¥2 Mar
1,600
950
Jan
100
20
140
83%
Jan
87 ¥2
25 ¥4
Jan
37 ¥ Mar
5%
22%
800
4 ¥4
Jan
6,000
20¥4
Jan
25%
Feb
17%
2,000
ll¥a
Jan
207/b
Feb
J:/
8 ¥4
87/a
600
25%
200
33 ¥»
33%
28 ¥2
—
Mar
20
7 ¥4
8 ¥4 Mar
Feb
87/s Mar
23
29 ¥4
500
25 ¥4 Mar
24
33
10
Jan
Jan
Feb
33 ¥2
Jan
32¥a
Feb
275/a
Jan
Mar
dep rets ord bearer
£1
11%
Feb
dep
£1
10%
Feb
2%
Jan
ord
reg
11%
Feb
10% Mar
Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
;
nJJritish Columbia Power class A
Rubber
Bruck
Co
preferred
Piston
Burma
Ring
Jan
6%
Jan
2,600
6%
700
12%
13%
3,000
10%
Jan
14
Feb
25%
1,000
20%
Jan
29
Mar
8
Jan
II—III*
II
13%
14%
400
13
21
20%
21%
1,600
20
11%
11%
12%
2,500
ft
%
7,300
3%
3%
2,900
13
Jan
2.50
Co
1
II_
Hl2%c
Corp Amer dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
'
3%
.
..
Sugar
common
Feb
15% Mar
Feb
23%
8%
Jan
Ltd™
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
California
Camden
Electric
%
Jan
4%
Fire
4
4%'
400
4
4%
300
3 ¥4
Jan
Mar
5 ¥4
Jan
4 ¥2 Mar
II
IIII"
Insurance
10%
10%
11%
12,100
67/a
Jan
12%
Feb
7%
7%
7%
1,600
7 ¥4
Jan
x8%
Feb
22 %
150
207/8
58
200
56
Mar
26
22 Va
22 Va
56
—5
26%
26
Mar
Jan
22 ¥e
*
+
Feb
70
Feb
27 ¥4
Jan
'
200
-
Canadian
1%
Industries
t
apital
Capital
100
"I
Marconi
City
Products
Transit
&
Carnation
common
5
——
pfd_~
'
35
__
HT "
common
Carolina Power & Light $5
Amer
-
l
2.50
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Carreras
3%
joo
inc—™
Co
Co
161 Vz Mar
1
Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Carman
—-r.
-
Ltd—
preferred
Canadian
4%
•
90%
•
__L
1
3 ¥4
2s~6d
1 ¥4
3 ¥4
4
7,200
3%
Jan
161% Mar
4Va
Jan
22 ¥4
23%
150
22
Jan
33%
35%
950
33
Mar
37
Jan
8%
8 ¥2
500
8%
Jan
9
Mar
4%
4¥a
600
4 ¥4
Jan
4%
Mar
100 Vz
Jan
113%
For footnotes
5%
page
33.
f
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
5 ¥4,
2,900
4%
4¥a
11,000
200
7% Mar
36%
700
300
5%
_7%
Feb
Jan
40%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
29%
Feb
900
8
5%
Jan
10%
Feb
6%
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
Mar
73%
Jatt
%
Feb
97a
5,800
4%
1,800
65
67 ¥2
9%
.
Jan
9%
34 % Mar
5%
6%
5%
4 % Mar
8
5%
3%
61
225
Jan
8
Jan
14
ll7/a Mar
7%
1,500
7% '
12
Feb
13
7:
100
10%
11 ¥4
800
9%
Jan
28%
26
28 ¥4
j 1,000
21%
Jan
33%
Jan
12%
11 ¥4
12%
1,700
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
2% Mar
2%
•
Jan
144%
Jan
118
1,450
126% 130%
127%
Feb
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
3% 1
3%
600
1%
1%
300
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
2,100
Jan
21%
Jan
25%
1 50
31
Jan
41
Feb
500
10
Jan
16%
Feb
11%
400
10 Vz
21%
21%
23
39
39
39
12
12%
■
in
:
Feb
.16
Jan
i96
% Mar
Jan
%
2,700
10%
500
9%
Jan
12%
Jan
900
6% Mar
6%
Feb
Feb
%
10
6%
6%
6%
16%
16%
16%
N
200
15%
Jan
16%
16
15%
16%
5,400
14%
Jan
18% Mar
4%
4%
100
64
62¥»
64%
6,300
1
3%
3¥a ''-4
4¥a
•
Feb
2,800
VA
Jan
3%
Jan
5 ¥4
Feb
9 ¥8 Mar
12%
Feb
9%
9%
9%
14 ¥4
5,400
12%
12 ¥4
250
3%
3 ¥2
1,600
2 ¥4
27a
Jan
52%
2,200
12 ¥a
300
*
Jan
15 ¥1 Mar
Jan
9
10%
13% Mar
¥2
Jan
2%
4 ¥4
7:;.
Feb
'
69 ¥2 Mar
Jan
29
29
5,100
287a
11
11%
300
10%
6 ¥4
100
16%
16 ¥2
200
12%
38
38
100
33
Jan
:<•
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
317/a
Jan
¥2
Feb
3%
Jan
2
60
65/a
Feb
71 ¥4
Jan
12%
29%
7
Feb
4
1
1,700
;Y:'h:
1
1
6%
400
-_10o
3%
3ft
2,200
Mines Inc
35
Dayton Rubber Co class j
-_50c
Dejay Stores common.
.5
Dennison Mfg class A common—
Day
Feb
7 ¥2 Mar
¥» Mar
6
Feb
18
American
7%
Jan
1,800
12%
Jan
15 ¥8 Mar
2%
800
2%.
class A
& Chemical Co
Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
Dunlop
Co
100
12
Jan
14 ¥a
Jan
2
Jan
Test Corp
Duval Sulphur
600
2%
2%
Feb
Feb
16%
200
15%
Jan
4%
1,500
4%
Jan
5¥8
Jan
607/a
Jan
32%
Feb
2,800
29%
25'%
12%
common
& Potash Co
20
,
Jan
Jan
28%
28%
28%
200
33 ¥$1 Jan
35^
37
650
32%
92
92
25
89
Feb
38
Jan
Feb
34 Va
Jan
92
15%
v
28 % Mar
35
Feb
94
Jan
"19
Mar
'
16% ' 18%
17%
"'
7,500
,
Co
class B common
:
Jan
33
10c
Ltd—
Durham Hosiery
Duro
Feb
13%
Laboratories—
dep rets ord reg
(The)
Duraloy
30%
*
Rubber
American
Jan
10
Co
Co
(Allen B)
Feb
Jan
24
28 %
•
Draper Corp common
Harris
,14
3%
900
4%
*
25
•
•
Power
142% Mar
54% Mar
1
Duke
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
28
2
2%
~4%
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
DuMont
,
16%
Dominion
Driver
*
13%
1
Dobeckmun Co common.
Domestic Finance Corp
Jan
300
15%
27
27
rets ord reg 4s—
dep
Feb
8 ¥4
~7%
Ltd—
Co
Distillers
29%
.
12%
—10
Raynolds class B
&
Devoe
7%, Jan
4ft Feb
'
Mar
136 Vz
1
Foundry
Products
38% Mar
14%
..100
debenture
1
& Manufacturing..
Detroit Steel
v
~7%
Detroit Gasket
Detroit Gray Iron
6 % Mar
3% Mar
28
£1
1
•
1
•
14% Jan
6%
'4%
50
18
3%
•iiTHtl..}
i a7tf% Feb
'7 j8%" Jan
Feb
Jan
1,000
6%
Jan
25%
3.400
20%
>*;
•j-
Jan
16
6%
6%
23%
24
2,Bud
4%
4%
18
6%
;
Feb
iCziX: "Jan'
Jan
prior preferred
States
Eastern
common—10
100
25
25¥8 Mar
13%
13%
8,700
11%
Jan
14 Va Mar
77
78%
450
67%
Jan
81
32 Vz
Jan
36 ¥2 Mar
3¥a
Feb
4%
Jan
101 %
Jan
3%
Corp
preferred series
$6 preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial lnt
13%
77
96%
$7
shares of beneficial lnt
Easy Washing Machine class B
Electric Bond & Share common
50
94
Jan
83%
Jan
28%
Jan
92 ¥4 Mar
89./
83
89
31%
31%.
33
1,000
1
•
14
13%
14%
1,500
11%
Jan
16¥a
Feb
20%
20 %
21
30,500
19%
Jan
22 ¥8
Jan
12
12
12
300
11
Jan
13
Jan
30
104
Mar
5
10c
1%
1
1
32%
-
105
105
1
105
18%
Jan
1,600
14 ¥4
106¥4
Jan
1%
5%
5%
6%
7,300
1%
Jan
32%
1%
32
Feb
Feb
Feb
'
1.600
18%
17%
84 %
Jan
8%
8
8%
5
;
36%
*
82
Equity Corp
Esquire Inc
>"
1
1
100
common
convertible preferred
99-
Feb
175
Electrographic Corp common...
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
$2
300
3%
3%
450
1,600
6
Jan
3%
90 ¥4
112
3%,
81
400
25
3,100
11%
see
Mar
6%
111%
-
3%
Eureka
Corp Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line common.
,
18% Mar
12%
Jan
32% Mar
30¥4 Mar
47/s
9 Va Mar
6
Jan
Mar
11%
100
1%
1¥4
100
11% Mar
1% Mar
8,600
%
Jan
15 %
7/a
1
10
Feb
22%
Jan
..
1
ft Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Fairchlld Camera & Instrument
dep rets A ord
23
Feb
10%
27
Jan
8
100
7
Feb
Jan
81
112
24% Mar
Ltd—
.'Amer dep rets B ord
Feb
20%
1,300
10%
23
Davidson Brothers Inc—
$5 pfd
commoni"
•6%% preference
~~
-20
Canadian Canners Ltd common "
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd™
•
Canada Cement Co Ltd
Jan
94%
Jan
Jan
1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
2%
Jan
17%
U Mar
3% Mar
*
Power
1,000
D
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
4%
19%
Jan
V
1
19%
Feb
Mar
12 % Mar
4 Va
—50o
I
Estate
1% Mar
1
Eastern Malleable Iron
Cable Electric Products
12% Mar
9%
6,100
.2.50
4% %
Calamba
Jan
1,200
2.50
5
Class A common..
5%
22%
20%
•
Pipe Line
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Jan
Jan
Feb
6'/a Mar
19%
24%
13%
1
Buckeye
Feb
3%
2.50
Mills Ltd class B
30%
6%
19%
10
common
Co common.
?Vb Mar
Jan
19%
.
cumulative junior
(E L)
2,100
3
27
**»
IIIl
B
Brown Forman Distillers
Brown
2%
•
*}<-'<! Class
Bruce
2%
10s
13
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
Dominion Tar
Tobacco—
rets
common
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
8%
Feb
20 ¥4
—~
I_.HI*
Mar
Amer
Burd
13 ¥4 Mar
170
20
Amer
British
-
86
•
Co
•
37
25 ¥4
8%
•
Jan
11
5
•
Sugar common
Jan
5 ¥4 Mar
6
16 ¥a
•
common
30% Mar
9%
24
24% Mar
5¥a
21¥a
,7
22
Jan
1,900
l¥a
Feb
12%
20
•
Oil
21 ¥4
85 ¥4
v
50
13
Feb
35
•
A
British-American
Feb
9 ¥2
12%
1
Light
38 ¥a
Jan
82
1
Gas
Jan
8¥4
ll7/a
\
Manufacturing Co
36¥4
80 ¥4
20
29
13
*
10
Curtis
400
37/a
86
New common
Jan
2,000
11
25
Light & Power
Tobacco
9%
37
5 ¥4
.
common—
Atlantic
Cuban
4
Feb
3
Cuban
Jan
17
12
:
preferred-100
common
6 ¥2 Mar
Jan
Jan
13 ¥2
12
*
Traction
Bridgeport
British
Feb
•
common
Corp
Class
15 ¥»
•
common
Bourjois Inc
Brillo
Jan
20 ¥2
—
1
common
prior cumulative
Scrymser Co
Breeze
13
87/a
37
13'%
1
5%%
Brazilian
25
3%
3
9%
3
(S) & Co
(H C)
New
Drug Co
5 ¥2
72%
7%
5
♦
25c
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
,
37
a
common
common
common
Blumenthal
Borne
Crown
Jan
"
3%
1
Ridge Corp common
Bohack
Jan
Jan
13%
15 ¥4
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Black Starr & Gorham class A
•
Eilauner's
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petroleum
8 ¥2
„
——
1
Inc
Motors Inc__
Crosley
14 ¥1
6 ¥. Mar
15,900
2,500
13%
1
Telephone of Canada common__25
Benson
5% Mar
6
Jan
7¥a
13%
Jan
4
1
6
1
Co
11%
6%
1
common.
Benrus Watch Co
Bickford's
Jan
Feb
Brewing
(Md)
Cork Internat'l "A" partic
12 ¥4
%
1
Shoe Corp
Aircraft
13
66 y2
*
Crown
"7
1
Inc
& Co
Beau-Brummel
Bell
4%
6,100
Croft
•
1
Basic Refractories
Bellanca
4%
4%
*4%
75c
425
9%
Petroleum.:—
Creole
Mar
5%
Corp
Barium Steel Corp
(A S)
13
Jan
Jan
Andes—
Barcelona Tr Lt &
Beck
11%
700
shares
American
Baumann
13
43%
34% Mar
6,500
71 ¥2
12 ¥4
65
receipts (ord reg)—£1
5
American dep
38%
Feb
Jan
22
1
common
Ltd—
Courtauids
37
38%
•
10%
13%
5%
1
•
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
B
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Jan
10 % Mar
35
1
25
1
10
&
Petroleum
7 V*
500
Inc
Cosden
Feb
Jan
3
Engineering Corp
28
Jan
Jan
6%
l¥a
,
Jan
8
15%
17% Mar
100
17%
Jan
75
Mar
2%
6,100
24%
Mar
73
50
74
73
5%
Corp warrants
7 1 '/a Mar
5% Mar
2.800
3%
3%
3%
;:
50
64
25
64
64
•
class A
8% Mar
Jan
% Jan
8,100
1%
%
1
•
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel & Tel
8%
£1
6¥a
300
11%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
dep rets reg
Jan
7%
12 ¥4
1956
to
38 Vz
28%
1
1
1
Consolidated Liquidating
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
-1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
i
•
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
•
Class B non-voting.
•
.—5c
Cornucopia Gold Mines
ext
Jan
Jan
Mar
6
105/a
7%
Manufacturing Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Vtc
5%
69%
10%
•
*
Colt's
Consol
Jan
10%
4%
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Jan
Jan
8%
1
Feb
Feb
10 % Mar
9%
3,700
6%
5%
Airlines
10%
3,200
Jan
Jan
35%
ordinary
113%
Industries—
Electric
Jan
11%
r6¥a
"e
•
Cockshutt Plow Co common
Jan
:
Associated
Jan
12
Jan
_
Jan
700
176
Jan
8%
4%
9%
Jan
Jan
8%
200
9 ¥2
91/2
>
94% Mar
12%
82%
10%
25
,
Jan
Jan
155
290
9 ¥4
23
10%
Feb
16%
Jan
8%
1%
5%
Development
Jan
450
10
9%
9
9%
5
10
4
Products Co
Aluminum
Jan
85
400
175
170
-
9%
•
10%
500
175
t 9%
Inc—
Neon
8%
6% Mar
11%
Feb
91%
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Mar
113
Jan
950
Co.
Clarostat Manufacturing
Claude
Jan
,
80% Mar
400
10 ¥2
Jan
19%
111%
18
1
3%
Mar
13 ¥a
"9%
Stamping
Auto
Club
1,300
•
(The) Corp
6%
12 ¥4
common
City & Suburban Homes.
Clark Controller Co
13...» Mar
Jan
108
27,100
10%
•
Equipment Corp
'
3,000
6,700
6%
13 ¥2
10
Power &
Aspinook
110
108
•
preferred
Arkansas
8%
9¥a
108
3%
1,500
2,500
1
common
class A non-voting
Common
3%
9%
3%
__
City
Feb
7
10% Mar
£1
X
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4 ¥2 % pfd__100
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Argus Cameras Inc
Cities Service
9% Mar
Jan
13%
Consolidated Minln
Chief
10% Mar
5% Jan
....
common.
trust certificates
Voting
-
110
80%
Jan
V
1
Arkansas Natural Gas
Jan
5
Jan
4%
Jan
118
112% Mar
113% 113%
2
Angerman Co Inc common
%
Jan
Vz
12,900
%
ft
ft
Feb
15 %
__10
40
35 ¥2
900
.2.50
Jan
Corp
7
81 ¥2
1
Steel Product*
33
125
Jan
200
400
6 ¥4
Aircraft
Cessna
•
American
Aro
Mar
700
8,800
31
237/a
pfd
Mar
Jan
17 Va
5
100
preferred.
Ohio
6%
6%
80 ¥a
Central Power & Light
J% Jan
33 ¥2
•
5%
3.50%
Mar
4% Mar
16
7
-1
4% pfd
100
{Central States Elec 6% preferred—100
7%
preferred
100
Conv preferred opt div series
100
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc
2
Convertible preference-
Jan
6%
Corp
6
¥4
4
High
100
15 ¥2
5
& Co—
of America-
(A M)
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6
15-%
.10
,
High
6
common-
Central
%
6%
Shares
Low
Central Maine Power Co—
Feb
1,500
1
Co
Products
Jan
%
„
for Week
—1
Mar
%
B
American
6%
1%
1%
84
ft
20
25
Manufacturing Co com
American
Class
100
25
Machine
<fc
Casco
Mar
1
Co
Gas
Jan
v**
(J W) Co common.
Carter
68
Light—
Class B ex-distribution
American
Jan
77
3,200
11
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
71
__
•
•
15
1
—1
100
common
conv
Range Since Jan. 1
High
68
100
Manufacturing
Aluminum
Aluminum
•:'/
•
common
preferred
cumulative
Low
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
V'., :
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Curb Exchange
New York
•
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
for Week
L»st
STOCKS
1
ENDED MARCH 30
Sales
Range
Friday
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
♦■■4 s
and Financial Chronicle
(1398)
11% Mar
1% Mar
Fairchlld
Engine <fc Airplane
Fansteel Metallurgical
1
29%
29%
1
7%
•
17%
-
'.7%
17
-
31
1.600
33% Mar
7%
20,000
7 % Mar
9
Jan
18%
4200
16% Mar
20
Jan
>
Number 4999
Volume 173
.
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.
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*
YORK
NEW
(1399)
CURB
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH
30
Week's
Range
for Week
New York Curb
Sale Price
Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Par
(Phila).
York
First
Corp
Fishman
Ford
Class
of
A
Class
B
58%
10c
3%
3%
/o
3%
of
2,500
573/8
800
45%
Jan
66%
Feb
61
125
54
Jan
75
Feb
Franklin Simon
1
5%
5
;V
u
Feb
31
Jan
Jeanette
Jan
9%
10%
Feb
Jefferson
900
4%
Jan
5%
li
Jan
1%
133/4
Feb
Jan
11
Feb
Jan
9
Co
9
11%
500
600
11
—
—50
preferred—
39
—
—*
11%
5
A) vCe
11%
5%
5%
5%
common
common
Preference
Julian & Kokenge Co
7%
Feb
26
Feb
32%
Jan
2%
1,200
100
2
Jan
23/4
Feb
2%
200
3%
Jan
30
28
29%
Sulphur Co (N J).
Stores
3,300
2%
2%
Lake
5% Mar
v
2% Mar
203/4
—1
Jan
Jan
8/4
Glass
Brown
22 3/a Mar
Jan
Jan
182,000
1
93/8
11%
'*
,
common. ___1
& Co Inc
convertible
(Geo
29
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Jan
300
France—
deposit receipts bearer
1
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
1.25
Fox
(Peter) Brewing
i—
4%%
3%
Jan
150
103/4
American
Fuller
3V4
31
83/4
5
£1
Shares
Jan
60
—
for Week
Low
Par
62%
55%
.56%
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Prloe\
Exchange
High
58% Mar
Jim
»
deposit rets ord reg.
Motor
Low
,
90
New York Curb
*
non-voting
voting
American
'
■
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Ford
Range Since Jan. 1
10%
'
—
Canada—
High
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
303/4
Co Inc
(M H)
Motor
Low
■;
>
cumulative preferred —1
dividend
$2
.
-10
common
Association
Fire
"
Sales
Last
Friday
STOCKS
11%
Jan
10Vi
1,000
*
Jan
Jan
45
12 3/a Mar
Jan
K
Kaiser-Frazer
Kansas
Kawneer
Corp
Electric 4Va%
&
Gas
pfd
6%
7%
35,200
19 3/4
203/8
1,100
105%
•
8%
6% Mar
10o
Co
Kennedy's
6 3%
.1
Jan
107.
Jan
15 Va
Jan
Jan
Jan
22 Va
.8
Key
Co common
Kidde (Waiter) &
Co
14%
14%
14%
300
13%, Jan
153/4 Mar
*
B
Inc
10%
10%
10%
250
10% Mar
13%
16%
Jan
18% Mar
Jan
108 % Mar
_—
mmm
Feb
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4 Va %
preferred
100
Gatineau
Co
Power
Electric
General
Amer
dep
Co
ord
rets
Finance
General
Outdoor
5%
5
common
6%
Adv
Plywood Corp common
preferred
Service
Yellowknife
(A
C)
Jan
7
5%
Jan
63/b
Feb
27/B
1,200
2%
Feb
4
Jan
Kirkland
3,4
23,4
23/4
400
23/4
Jan
33/0
Feb
Klein
20%
Jan
Jan
Kleinert
Gold
8%
.20%
8'/a
20%
20%
2,700
&
4%
Globe
Union
Gobel
(Adolf)
9ya
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
,22
Mar
Jan
105
2,000
33/4
100
4%
14 y4
15
99
5y8
Jan
19 •*:
Jan
"4
Feb
Feb
108 y2 Mar
~4%
5,000
6%
6%
200
5%
7%
Feb
18%
18%
100
18 %
Jan
20%
Jan
17 %
Jan
193/4
Feb
2ii'*
oan
33
Feb
Va
6%
4%
Mar
4
25
Jan
Feb
13 Va
13%
6,500
13% Mar
173/4
Feb
16 %
16
16 Va
2,200
16
20
Jan
28 %
27%
28%
900
23%
Feb
3%
B
13%
—1
5
class
3%
2,300
3%
Jan
Inc
Co
Godchaux
Class
common
Mar
53
28% Mar
Kobacker
Kropp
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Gray
Lakes
Great
Northern
31%
19 %
20%
Lake
Lefcourt
Le
Realty
'•
Mar
Feb
Jan
32
14
Jan
20 y2 Mar
8 3/a
8%
900
an
9V2
2,500
10 % Mar
123/a
100
133 %
'1 y/8
o
Paper
—
.25
.
3
133
,
Ltd
48%
Lionel
Corp
Hearn
.
i
Heller
Co
~5%
Lynch
Mfg
Hlgble
Hoe
<
.
s
Feb
Maine
46
700
50
54
Jan
Public Service
25%
100
26 3/4 Mar
Mangel
10
200
10
Mar
11%
Jan
Manischewitz
125
22
Mar
233/4
Feb
Mapes
22%
Jan.
Stores
Hormel
Horn
5%
6
Feb
15
100
113/b
Jan
183/4
35%
400
32
FeD
37%
49
4
44%
80
49 Va
Jan
Jan
Feb,
Jari:
Jan
6 3/a Mar
53/8
7,400
4
Jan
13/4
100
1%
Jan
7
1,100
5%
Jan
Jan
113/4 Mar
500
23%
Jan
27%
Feb
600
6%
dan
83/4
Jan
24%
6 3/4
7
21/4
Jan
7%
/
Jan
123/8
3,100
Mar
14 Va
Jan
16 3, 8
475
153/4 Mar
19 3/8
Feb
12%
150
123/4 Mar
14
Feb
14%
14%
100
11V4
Jan
15 V* Mar
88
Jan
96%
Jan
703/4 Mar;
12
—
12
«-4
70
~9
9 Va
3%
1,000
7%
7%
-
8%
500
3%
33/4
67
10
70
100
•'/r 9
Feb
Feb
Co
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Horn
..
5%
Feb
'•/■■
53/4
9%
Jan
11%
5
Mines—
8%
f
n%
12 3/4
13 :
1
11%
xl0%
1,900
13%
200
93/4
6,200
33/8
50 Va
300
Jan
33/8
——
*
'
49
—15
A) & Co
Baking
Hardart
'
49
44%
44%
CoL—
.14
31
common
4.
K
166
Menasco
20
313/4
31
Oil
Huyler's
1st
Manufacturing Co.
32
118
115
118
.1
400
v
Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
Michigan
6%
15 3/a
Feb
4%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
53% Mar
Jan
15
14
-;'f
*
Feb
Co common
32%
Mar
Canada
5
111
Feb
25
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Co
North
of
w
10
5
Cigar
International
$3.50
International
Machinery—
Mlcromatic
Middle
X131
Feb
3,400
102 y4
Jan
100
33/4
Jan
53/b Mar
2%
Feb
3"% Mar
13 %
Feb
13%
16
23%
1,825
500
Hone
Midland
Oil
3% Jan
Mar
19
43/4
■
27
20 y4 Mar
Feb
Jan
Petroleum
coupon
shares
Registered
Safety
A
1,750
27%
183/4 Mar
25%
Feb".
5
..
Jan
Feb
37-% Mar
Jan
353/4
22,400
11%
400
11 y4 Mar
12 3/«
Feb
10
—
10
100
10
11
Investors
10
10
100
Jan
3.90%
Feb
139 V2
100 Va 100 Va
133
129
133
1,050
65
67
1,350
64% Mar
67
14%
14 3/a
1,200
13 Va
14%
66%
Air
84%
86
86%
1,300
78%
dividend
Jan
14%
15
15
•
13%
■
Oil
Co
13%
3,300
,
17%
Jan
22% Mar
2,300
12 Va
Jan
14%
29%
Jan
30 Va Mar
Feb
253/4
24 3/a
Jan
28%
Feb
1,500
26
223/4 Mar
5,200
10 y8
Jan
12 %
Feb
32% Mar
373/8
Jan
24%
25 Va
11%
500
12
34%
36%
19,300
Feb
10
111%
Jan
112%
Jan
1,000
143/4
Jan
17 3/a
Feb
12
Jan
14%
Jan
112
16%
t c
33.
123/4
123/4
100
143/a
151/4
3,100
18
40%
Wohl
123/a
Jan
15% Mar
18%
300.
16%
Jan
21
vfeb
30% Mar
15
32
Jan
41
200
40% Mar
42 3/4
Jan
Feb
2%
Feb
Feb
16%
Feb
2%
13
133/4
13%
1,500
10
11%
11%
11%
1,300
10% Mar
123/a Mar
Jan
45 Va Mar
11%
n%
100
81/2
Jan
13%
133/4
14%
5,400
13%
Jan
14%
2%
3%
5,800
37
3
2% Mar
*
100
13
7%
7
1
Jan
13
9
7
6,100
„
7%
7%
Co
common
•
80c
10
•
1
BOo
Jan
56
Jan
5
Mar
300
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
9
Jan
12%
Jan
700
■
*
■
•
1,200
8%
1,700
8% Mar
9%
Feb
700
13
Mar
16%
Jan
4,700
13
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
11%
Feb
13
13%
13
133/a
10
-
25%
25%
300
25
Jan
27
Feb
is y2
18%
193/8
900
18% Mar
24
Jan
5%
400
43/b
Jan
*•'223/4
Jan
26%' Feb
32
Feb
35
5
,
1
—1
common
Jan
2
l3/8 Mar
y 1%
13
26
26
26
800
33
33
33
50
4
6%
1,600
333/4
50
3%
6%
3%
4,900
6V4
333/4
4
5%
31
14% Mar
3,800
16
14%
16
4l3/a
41
413/a
19
17%
20
Jan
102y2
2%
200
Feb
7%; 'Jan
35%/Feb
19 y4
Jan
103%
Feb
Jan
41% Mar
13%
Jan
20% Mar
2y8
Jan
40
•
7,100
3,500
2 3/a
Jan
Feb
Jan
5 Va
Jan
6V4 Mar
•
4%%
Corp
Pictures
Jan
Jan
13%
1%
8 3/fl
8%
W
11 Va
;
Feb
9%
7%
Mar
Jan
200
"5 C'V v;
103/8
7%
Feb
43A Mar
56
•
~43/4
5
Feb
Jan
4
6%
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumulative pfd series B—100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery
Ward & Co class A
pfd
•
•
10c
10
common—7.25
Tel & Tel
—100
Power
States
Rights
—
Vernon-Woodbury
—
Mills
Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Mt
Murray Ohio
Mar
95
95
95
50
107
107
50
103%
100
100
25
100
23/4
Feb
Jan
Mar
98
Jan
107
Mar
1013/4
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
173
174
60
173
Mar
185%
36
36
100
34
Jan
36%
Feb
x4%
Jan
43/4
Jan
16%
Jan
x2%
173
~4%
4%
4%
2,000
18%
H
18%
100
11%
2,900
««--:■
<
250
100% 102
Va
.4
Feb
191/4 Mar
Feb
13
Jan
103% Mar
Va Mar
i/8 Mar
100
'
56
Feb
Jan
21
Mar
200
93/a
Jan
11% Mar
21
100
173/4
Jan
22% Mar
9
1,700
73/4
Jan
9% Mar
100
40
44
19%
20%
10%
10%
21
B
—•
2.50
10
-BOo
xl0% Mar
60
%
%
Va
100
2%
600
2%
xl0%
Producers
Muskogee
Co
common
Muter Company
common
8%
83/4
'■»
40
700
19
Mar
N
Jan
Jan
Nachman
Mar
89
Jan
15%
3,200
~12
llp/a
Jan
Feb
Corp
Inc
—
7%
i—
common—
—1
Hess
Breweries
•
common
preferred
•
15
300
Jan
163/8 Mar
National Fuel Gas
13%
500
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
National
Mallinson Fabrics
2%
4%
;44,500
U
Jan
4% Mar
National
Mfg
12 Va
4
1%
1%
1%
1,900
1%
17%
17%
17%
700
16%
Jan
1
2%
Jan
National
& Stores common
Pressure
•
1
Cooker
_11
common- —2
•
7%
3/4
8%
•
3/4
1,800
800
%
National
Rubber
National
Starch
10%
Jan
National Steel
Jan
National Transit
common
Jan
4
Feb
Mar
22
Jan
18
100
34% Mar
133/a
Xl3%
13%
5,300
5%
y%
4
200
Feb
5ya
Jan
'<50
10 »
16
4% Mar
3y8
18V2
113/4
Jan
9% Mar
Feb
34 Va Mar
13% Mar
13%
Feb
13
Jan
16 Va
13
13
13%
Feb
600
12%
Jan
16%
Feb
8y4
Jan
123/s Mar
12%
1,100
12%
13%
600
18
18%
300
3%
3%
33/4
1,900
Jan
16
153/4
Jan
20
Jan
26 Va
•
—1
14
34%
1
%
3,900
18
:iio
Feb
Jan
500
33/8
11%
Feb
18
7% Mar
4Va
34%
18
Radiator Co
93
Jan
Machinery
Products
Car Ltd
15%
3%
—1
Mar
91
"3%
--28
14 Va
600
15%
4%
^
~
—1
common
National Bellas
-10
National
v
Italian Superpower Corp com cl A
page
Supply common
Refineries
Mid-West
12%
100
Manufacturing
Chute
see
23%
13%
Mar
Service Co—
For footnotes
20 3/4
•
shares
common
Midwest Piping &
Miller
National
*
B
preferred
Iron Fireman
Irving
11% Mar
102 Va Mar
124%
100%
1
Razor
Royalty
Iowa Public
23% Mar
Feb
Mar
•
shs —•
•
Products
International
Feb
103A Mar
Products—
non-cum
Co
common
Moody Investors participation
Morris Plan Corp of America
11%
,34
35 Va
■
•
50
Industries
International
18 3/4
1,900
$1 conv preferred—*
Corp
Midland Steel
Midvale
Mountain
22%
Corp
Petroleum
States
Namm's
series
Metal
2,400
11
32% Mar
Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
Feb
19
.
pfd—100
America
i
International
International
Jan
Feb
193/4
112
Molybdenum
12,600
4%
£1
Ireland
common
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
,169
2%
20
20%
•
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
New
Jan
5%
36%
Jan
453A
Jan
'31
;
£1
Oil (Canada) capital stock—*,
Insurance
Jan
17%
13%
convertible preferred
60
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
pfd—100
Missouri Public Service common
•
Mar
4%
Imperial. Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered
of
18aA
Jan
8
23%
2.50
•
10
1
preferred
Jan
44 y2
300
—
Tobacco
10%
193/4
10%
25c
IB
1
1
Corp common
Participating preferred
Midwest
3
163
Textile
Metal
Michaels Brothers, Inc
Mid-West Abrasive
? ;i 1
imperial
Jan
13
.
Mountain States
Imperiad
% Mar
8
300
19
19%
1
1
Co
Iron
Feb
2 y4
21%
preferred
Securities
Food Products..—
Zinc
6
1,800
Scott Corp—
Merritt Chapman &
Mesabl
Mountain
Illinois
2,400
9%
133A
•
•
*
Co
Jan
4%
~2%
1
convertible
Hygrade
31
-1—5
common
Hydro-Electric
'
31
♦
Inc common..
Refining
&
Hard Lock &
6%
9%
10
Co
&
93/4
107% Mar
5
(Harvey)
Humble
Feb
£1
Dredging
Mfg
Monogram
.
Jan
11%
Marine
& Co class B
(A G)
Johnson
Mead
12%
39
.
50
44%
166
..100
preferred
Hubbell
5%
Jan
6%
•
Co
common
Feb
133/8
Hardart
&
.5%
—
Harris
McWilliams
Co
Mfg
Co Ltd;
93A Mar
3% Mar
Inc
(Geo
&
Jan
8ya
5 Va Mar
B
10
1
*
Shovel
Power
McKee
200
53/4
63/4
"5%
.2.50
Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
•
4%
1,200
18%
26
common
(The
Consolidated
Massey
—10
Holly
Horder's
Feb
300
9%
•
A
17%
5
9%
63%
9%
1
5
B
B
1
1
1
•
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
12
common
Gold
16% ;
5'
M
Feb
93/4
1
Consol
Hollinger
153/4 Mar
15 3/t
16
~9%
153/4
22
24%
100
1
preferred
& Co class A
(R)
500
Feb
Jan
5
6%
100
convertible
5%
Feb
Jan
1%
10c
Co
10%
Corp
33/4
$2
<
9 % Mar
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
Land & Exploration
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd—
136%
15%
Products
Steel
Hercules
300
Louisiana
136%
2
common
preferred w w
Holt & Co common
4%
10%'
223/4
Jan
2%
•
common
6% % preferred
Henry
9%
(Texas)
Co
132'A Mar
12%
,
10%
Steel Chain
Star Gas
127y2 Mar
35%
35%
5
25c
Co
Rubinstein
Feb
Jan
•
150
15
•
1
•
Dept Stores common—
Helena
13
4%
B
1
class
340
48%
——
1
2
Corp
Mining
14%
Jan
common
11,300
5%
1
"
Hecla
16 % Mar
Jan
Jan
common
Groceterias
Loblaw
10
253/s
5
25
common
Rayon common
Harvard Brewing Co..
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hazeltine
Jan
12 3/a
4%
Inc
3%
2%
•
'••••'
-50'
5
*
Hartford
/
13%
300
x9"%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y„
22
Light—
Electric
Hartford
300
13
1,400
-1
134-,,
127% 129%
1
Co—
H
,
15%
13
Feb
Co
Hammermill
Feb
15%
!
——
Feb
11%
Alabastine
Bridge Co
l^a Jan
10%
2,100
Ltd
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Communication
Hamilton
83/4 Mar
4%
common
(R
Tourneau
Marion
Lamp
u Mar
400
9
1
Marconi International
Hall
Feb
U
8%
8%
17%
Tea—
Paper.
&
Lime
Jan
68
10%
-2
Western Brewery.
Stores Products common— 25c
Gypsum
Jan
28
3,400
21,600
12%
Foundry & Machine
Corp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University
Lone
29%
900
5
Jan
2,600
Va
4%
Inc
Mines
Shores
Locke
8 3/8
Griesedieck
Grocery
-
Mar
4%;
27%
11%
Lamson
Feb
/.
J an
55
1,000
•••
4
4
4%
Lakey
Feb
11%
stock
Chemical
Oil &
Great
•30%
20-
•
283/4 Mar
11%
Company
Apparel
L'Aiglon
40 3/4
1
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& Pacific
Non-voting
common
7%
1st preferred
,■
Jan
—5
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing Co
Great Atlantic
.25
60
36% Mar
Jan
—7.50
_
Co
Forge
Laclede-Chrlsty
87
1*6 Mar
5,900
<
66
31;
—4
pfd.
conv
\\
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66
.50
Jan
24
Jan
:
dan
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Gorham Manufacturing common
Goodman
35
33 %c
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<The)
Krueger Brewing Co
60
Jan
»
—
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125
200
25%
x
:
prior preferred
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Grand
4%
Jan
35
Sugars class A
B
$4.50
*
4V4;
Jan
36%
28 3/a
4
25%
B
Corp
Lit Brothers
Inc
Rubber Co
(IB)
Hotels
87/a
Jan
28
'
•
10
Co
7%
35%
im.
,
1
M
G
4,500
Jan
1143/a
Jan
108% Mar
4
Ltd
Co common
Lake
(D Emil)
—
1
1
1
107
—
8%
Jan
100
Mar
H2%
25
113% 113%
preferred
—
73/8
7%
Mar
Feb
*
Distilleries
Glenmore
41/8
15
-
*
*
Co
Jan
18%
300
8%
101
1
Mines
Co
McBean
Alden C.oal
23
7'/2
8%
$6
common
Gladding
Glen
5%
2,500
2%
2
50c
20
Gilchrist
...
100
6%
2*8
preferred—*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
•
$5 preferred
•
Gerity-Mich Corp
1
Gilbert
53/4
6 %
10
conv
Giant
Jan
cumulative
4%
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
5%
100
Public
Feb
Jan
%
6
£1
pfd A
5%
Corp
pfd
General
18%
1003/4
Knott
reg
Fireprooflng
General
General
Jan
-Feb
16%
Ltd—
General
.
100
97
100
Gellman Mfg Co common
1
General Acceptance Corp
1
General Alloys Co
*
General Builders Supply Corp com—1
5% convertible preferred
25
'
18
18
•
common
preferred
5%
—
—
*
50
Kings County Lighting common
Jan
29%
Feb
3y2
Jan
4%
Feb
10
Feb
31
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Par
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common
Co common
Mur
4%%
Zinc
New
Mexico
New
Park
New
Process
Co
Jan
19 '/a
1,200
17
Jan
5%:
5%
100
100% 103""
43A
610
2% .'.2%
Feb
Jau
5%
Jan
Jan
93%. Jan
6%
6 "A
350
1,600
68% Mar
O'/st
9%
2u
2%
10
83A
11,700
2%
5,600
Ave
Ryan
11%
3
common
•
8%
8%
300
8
Jan
9
34%
33 %
34 %
300
31
Jan
37%
Jan
York
10
11%
11'A
11%
*50
10%
Jan
12
Jan
Merchandise
Niagara Share
Corp
Corp—
1
Ryerson 6c Haynes common
15
•
16%
Nipissing Mines
3
North American Rayon $3 preferred—50
49%
North
American
North
Central
Securities
Utility
Northeast Airlines
North
Penn
Ind
Northrop
Aircraft
16%
7,200
2%
Jan
2,200
1% Mar
2,400
48% Mar
100
4% Mar
18'A
18'A
100
*5%
5'A
49% Jan
Jan
6
17% Jan
22% Feb
5%
2,600
x88%
Feb
50
96
Mar
102% Mar
13%
96%
14%
6,800
13
Jan
15% Mar
163/8
17
15%
Jan
18%
1
14
•
✓
Feb
1%
96
Novadel-Agene Corp
17%
Feb
4%
96
Inc
Jan
49%
1%
49
pfd—100
4%%
16%
Mar
15%
4%
50
Pub Serv
Jan
15
300
20 %
47e
1%
1
U~»
Co
RR
Northern
15%.
47/a
•
5
Texas Oil
15
600
8t Lawrence
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
90
Jan
United
Oil
Savoy
Schulte
(D
2,000
5%
5%
1,700
5%
6
8% Jan-.
8% Mar;
10%
-
Jan,
Jan
800
4% ■ Jani
6%
Feb
5% Jan
,
7%
Jan
Shoe
Corp
Brass
class
B
•
common—
Ohio Power 4%% preferred
Oklahoma
Natural
Gas
Oliver
United
Filters
%
300
%
Jan
51%
450
48%
Jan
%
50o
common
Co
50
50%
110
100
110
111%
230
110
IS
Mar
&
Can
Co
common
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%% 1st preferred
75
18%
Jan
21
Feb
35%
34%
35%
600
34% Mar
41%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
16
15%
16
700
15
16%
Jan
Shoe
Sherwin-Williams
5%
1st
6%
29%
30%
700
29% Mar
33
Feb
29%
400
28%
31
Mar
—
26%
27
600
26% Mar
29
Jan
26 Vs
26%
29%
1,700
26% Mar
28%
26
26%
300
26
28%
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Power
6c
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Service
1st
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101% 102%
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Motors
Pen
Mar
525
102% Mar
80
101% Mar
9%
39,600
7 Vj
Jan
t
v
98%
98%
25
96%
Jan
of America
Jan
24
4%
5
5%
6
1
5%
53,600
6'A
20,700
16%
17
4
Jan
7%
Jan
17
39
100
29%
Jan
16%
500
12
Jan
Patican Co Ltd
2
Penn
60
41
24
24 %
27%
13%
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
4y<%
of
cumulative
5%
original
Jan
67%
900
112
Jan
3%
5 % Mar
16%
3,100
4%
1,100
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900
2%
2%
35%
convertible
4.32%
cumulative
cumulative
Royalty
Convertible
6
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Feb
Mar
Si.60
•
v
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9%
20%
4%
4%
9%
t
23%
102
!-.!,/
10%
24 %
Power
&
class
18%
2%
33%
;
—
10
3%
Feb
4%
Feb
12%
-
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Jau.
Feb ;
Mar;;.;
34
Jan
40
f.:
(A)
&
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175.
3%
9
102
29%
16
230
12%
11%
12%
Feb
33%
Feb
Jan
17
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
2,200
,
19
26
28
27%
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8
-
59
"
.
22%
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80
55%
Feb
10%
17.400
5%
2,200
6%
6%
700
4%
:
26%
1%
4%
2
2%
25% Mar
200
5%
2
25
Jan
425
9%
2%
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9
—10
41-
Mar
1,500
2.700
9% Mar
26%
,
Feb
Jau
1,100
24% Mar
28%
100
24% Mar
26% Mar
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& Co
—
6% Mar
Jan
Mar
49%
4% Mar
5%
Jan
Feb
5%
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\l
Jan
1%
Feb
9% Mar
000
1%
11%
Jan
10%
2%
2,360
2.400
21%
9%
*
250
Feb
38%
/
Jan
17%
Jan
37
Jan
41%
Feb
6
Mar
8%
Feb
5% Mar
7%
39%
1,400
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10%
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7%
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9
6%
6%
6%
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438
4%
4%
2.500
4%
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478
4%
5%
1,600
4%
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100
28%
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23
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common
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40
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22% Feb
17%
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3,500
1,400
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88'/a
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!— 70c
preferred—— 100
warrants
,
42%
42%
3%
650
3%
1,700
50
1%
1%
3%
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91
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50
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17%
.—
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:
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17 %
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Temper
17%
8%
17%
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deposit rets ord registered —£1
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600
.—1
deposit rets def registered- -5s
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-20
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5,300'.
.—1
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18'A
16
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100
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19
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Realty 6c Construction
Tishman
Trl-Continental
21%
111
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-
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4,100
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20%
Feb
Feb
Jan
23% Feb-,
•
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•
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Jan
5%
Jan
53%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
Mar
105
1,900
1% Mar
2
Jan
2,400
3% Mar
4
Jan
24,800
2% Mar
3%
Jan
950
25
2,600
19%
Feb
Feb
23
Jan
Mar
18
20
Jan
16% Jan
24% Mar
Jan
2%
Feb
3% Mar
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30
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v
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900
5%.
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100
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21
24%
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3%
24% Mar
7% Jan
1.700
Y
5% Mar
33% Jan,
14%. Mar
4,400
1
5% Jan
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300
•
21.
1
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500
21
2%
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—
1,350
■
4%
20%
•
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14%.
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,
29
29
900
:
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Mar
8% Jan
'
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20
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6
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3%
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17% Mar
14%
5%
•
2%
400
16
6%
21% Mar
Jan
000
18 %
14%
39
•
20
700
2%
17%
l25c I
Toledo Edison 4%%
Feb
Jan
4% Jan
1% Mar
80c convertible
preferred
Jan
33%
300
31%
Jan
37%
3%
1,700
3
Jan
4% Feb
2%
2%
Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
2,100
2
Jan
2%- Feb
Union Gas
—
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30% Mar
Jlen
of
10c
40
97
Jan
103
Feb
Union
Investment
75
34%
Feb
43
Mar
Union
14%
15%
3,700
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
United
14%
15%
1,100-
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7%
7%
16Va
16%
Oil Co of California—
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51%
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23% Mar
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Jan
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1,300
7
98%
300
97
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35
4,800
16,200
50
1
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Mar
Feb
5% Mar
33
33%
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Jan
Feb
8% Mar
16 % Mar
1,500
73%
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4%
100
2,800
17%
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38%
Jan
500
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99
9%
.
Feb
4%
4%
4%
14%
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23%-
1,800
4%
45
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41
300
400
46%
21
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common.,
Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cement,
26%
39,
6
6
Ills
Sun
Jan
4%
•
30% Mar
800
27
24%
9%
—1
——
15%
28
32% Mar
29
45
•
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38
15
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;
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24%
•
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receipts for ord reg —£1
Rome Cable Corp common
—5
Jan
29
Feb
1
:
97.
common-
47
Jan
29
24%
—1
-
3%
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Jan
27%
30
'
1
common-
32
*
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28,
58
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26%
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1%
—
26
45
400
200
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18%
Feb
Mar
'
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(Hugo). Corp
6top & Shop Inc
Todd
13%
23
Jan
28%
46
1
1
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Toklan
18%
Mar
8
45%
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104%
9
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
13%
2,100
5
Mar
25%. Jan
800!,
14%
11% Mar
20%
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Swan Finch
aS^'-Jan
28%
5% Mar
Jan
35% Jan
40
6
1
common
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Superior Tool & Die
10
Jan
Jan
9
3,100
2.78
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
;
Stetson (J B) Co common..:
12% Mar
Jan
16%
4'/a
24%
-
21%-Mar
8%
24%
—1
ordinary
14
700
103
Feb
Co
11% Jan
100
Feb
28
28%
-25
—
Jan
26%
Jan
79%
—1
class
Stein
40
5%
Tube
Jan
65% Feb-
25
6,200,
25
-
—
Corp
of Canada
59% Mar
Jan
Mar
30%
—
25
...
_
Co
Steel
102
2,100
2%
: 8%
103.
.
—1
Feb
3% Mar
Jan
'
—
Mar
"2%
Jan
15
"
preferred—.L—
33.
Jan
27%
'
-25
(The) Corp
Feb
Jan
42%
22%
45
—25
•
Starrett
28%
Feb
23%
.
3
Raytheon Manufacturing common- :::»
Reading Tube Corp class A
6.25
page
5%
35% Mar
66%
14% Mar
4,600
42%
20 3A
—
Products
Standard
4% Mar
Jan
2% Mar
8
6%
8
42%
45
Light
Standard-Thomson
19%
.500
29
9%
9%
Feb
100
...
see
Feb
74
900
—10
B
11%
Jan
200
39%
12%
i!18
2%
8%
,•
..
Railway 6c Light SecuritiesVoting common
„10
Railway 6c Utility Investment A—
1
Rath Packing Co Common
-10
Raymond Concrete Pile common—
•
For footnotes
Jan
3%
34,a00
—1
-12.50
X.
preferred
Amer
Co
4%
1,300
5%
10%
Dredging Corp common- —1
20
preferred
Standard
8
150
14%
4%
10
convertible
Jan
$7
-10
-
14%
5%
10
'
23 %
4% Mar
4,700
.
102
11%
;
—
1,000
14%
preferred
Jan
18
—
——
43
33% Jan
325
—
•
Feb
!•; .13% Mar
20%
.
••••<
-
—
•
•
U
R
Rotary Electric Steel
Feb
31% Mar
\V
55 % Mar
—
--
—1
—
Standard
Feb
143 Jan
>
_•
Co
Jan
4% Mar
Tobacco
Inc
Jna
35%
400
f
> 1,000
preferred
preference
preference.
preferred
preferred—
Brewing Co
Cap & Seal
Standard
Jan
Tobacco
Field
5
3%
Jan
18%
Roosevelt
8%
Jan
27%
—
4%
Tilo
Roils Royce Ltd—
17% Mar
19% Feb
Feb
5
Ltd—
Southern Pipe Line
Southland
Jan
x41
4% Jan
2,310
1,000
10
Rochester Gas 6c Elec
4% pfd F.
Roeszr & Pendleton Inc
Feb
Jan
29% Feb
18 %
350
31%
3%
16
22%
2,900
62%
34
100
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c
Jan
15% Mar
mi.
3%
Co
74%
7%
1,700
26%
59%
.
com——*
Richmond Radiator
Jan
600
registered— —£1
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Oil
(Ky)
-Y,
/
Engineering
70%
109
23
2,200
•■:/:
6
43A
preferred
4.08%
Feb
Quebec Power Co
Reliance Electric 6c
Rice-Stix Inc
17%
34 %
Jan
Jan
225'
27
Jan
61%
106
1,200
66% Mar
400
2%
;
—
20
Mar
6%
109% Mar
35%
~2 A
—
.
—1
Regal Shoe Co
Reis (Robert) 6c Co
950
Jan
29%
600
67
57%
Stahl-Meyer Inc
200
4%
2.50
Reda Pump Co
32%
107
5%
4,700
55%
Corp
Thor Corporation commonThorofare Markets Inc
convertible
6%
1 % Mar
Edison—
4.48%
Feb
Thiokol
$3
13% Mar
7% Jan
2934
—1
convertible
Standard
200
25%
26%
—*
Pyrene Manufacturing
Jan
55%
common
cumulative
15% Mar
1,200
~9%
—100
preferred
12
*
common
20% Mar
1
Puget Sound Pulp 6c Timber
Pyle-National Co common.!
100
5%;
nil
cbmmon
28'A Mar
5%
11 \,%
2.50
Colorado—
Feb
13
16%
17
"5%
24% Mar
3%
35%
Gas
Service
16%
„20
13%
lQ
B—
Jan
Jan
_
Pipe Line
Jan
66%
67
25e *
common
Corp
Jan
39%
60%
1
common
1%
13%
32%
*
-
Oil
Jan
5%
5
.
Public
Jan
-50
Pressed Metals of America
•producers Corp of Nevada
class
6%
Penn
44
3%
1
common
7% Mar
Jan
300
26%
1
-
Jan
38%
1
•
Co
3%
175
5%
1
common—;
Power Corp of Canada
common
6% 1st preferred
Pratt & Lambert Co__
Prosperity
500
lOo
Polaris Mining
'-Providence
4%
4
•
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Inc
13%
•
Governor common
1
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Prentice-Hall
27
7,500
50c
.
Jan
2,300
Am
Paper Mills
4.56%
Feb
75
Coast
Common
Pierce
&
500
14%
;
2.50
j Pharis Tire & Rubber common
Powdrell
23
27%
•
Corp—2
Co
Alexander
350
4%
100
2.50
Pneumatic Scale
40
13%
•
com
Jan
109% 110%
1
19%
5% Mar
350
25
pfd
55
3,400
41%
Water & Power Co
Piper Aircraft Corp
30
5%
-25
Co
Circle
62
5%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect
60
—•
common
Power & Light 4%%
Penn Traffic
5%
4'A
3,500
65%
«
class A—_
3% Mar
Feb
Publications—
4.88%
Jan
35%
Penn
Jan
37% Mar
1%
■
Southern California
Jan
16%
*
preferred
24% Mar
7%
107
*
Co
Corp
Southwest Pa
Jan
16%
Aircraft
South
Feb
6
5% Mar
.
50
35'A
Electric class A
32%
;
Manufacturing
South
Jan
16 A
&
Soss
Jan
51
35 A
Corp
4%
15%
6
107
•
dep rets ord
Sonotone
Mar
Jan
1
cumulative
15% Mar
Jan
3% Jan
700
Ltd
(Howard)
Solar
Feb
15'
22
3
$1.32
13
13
•>'
6%
»
Canada
of
3%
6%
—25
convertible
Smith
Feb
49
c
Corp
Co
Penn Gas
9%
99 %
14'A Jan
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
—'
Patchogue Plymouth Mills—
Pennroad
1% Mar
4,200
1%
Hl5
Co common
Amer
106% Mar
•
Peninsular Telephone common
$1 cumulative preferred
21,800
14%
"
•—»
common
Singer Manufacturing
106 % Mar
•
•
Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Paramount
Jan
8%
•
common
(C
102% 104%
101%
100
common
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pancoastal
pfd
102 A
•
1
Ltd—
Pacific
$1.30
•
preferred
Petroleum
6%
+
1
100
Breweries
Feb
100
3%
Feb
20
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
Pacific
Feb
Feb
1%
13%
3%
1
preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Mar
28%
4.80%
Pacific
11
25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
red 1st preferred
25.
6%
36%
25
preferred
1
preferred
Corp
3%
•
Mining
Denn
20%
Jan
2%
1%
3%
Jan
99'A Mar
20%
8%
Jan
Jan
Shawinigan Water 6c Power
32% Mar
20%
92
Feb
300
Jan
16%
350
Feb
2,400
100
98
15%
10%
Jan
17%
96%
32%
33%
2%
97
1
Inc
Jan
9%
39 %
Jan
13%
3%
1
common—
11% Jan
32%
2%
Jan
2
17%
17%
certificates
(R B)
13% Mar
jj'«
Mar
29
100
prior stock
Jan
32 A
2
1,300
2%
95%
8%
—-J
11,200
35%
2
Jan
350
1st pfd—25
Jan
2%
33%.
88
Simmons-Boardman
Pacific
Jan
4,550
8,100
$3
11%
10,300
12*;«
Silex
Jan
1%
Inc
Corp class B
Seton Leather common
Sicks
9%
26 %
13%
*
7,800
94%
11%
Mar
10'A
J*n
24%
13%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
Overseas Securities
1
Jan
9%
34%
•
Serrick
4%
3%
91%
30%
'
Jan
24%
12
'^,'w
2%
93'A
13%
1
4,700
Feb
—5
30%
Omar Inc
Feb
3^
2%
«
Shattuck
28%
4%
—23
•
2,200
3%. Jan
stock
Convertible
$5.50
15
B
1,000
3
•
1
class
2%
4%-
4
2%
1
Co
31 %
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
85
Feb
I—1
Sentry Safety Control
Jan
55% Feb
Jan
113
42% Feb'
Jan
1%
9%
Inc—
Industries
Selected
Jan
53%
1,800
1%-
3%
Segal Lock 6c Hardware
Selby
26%
2,100
1%
4
1
Co
Corp General
Bros
Seeraan
9,100
72
1%
.-25c
Inc common
A)
36%:
68%
X70
1
Scullin Steel Co common
Securities
33%^
35%
—49
Sentinel Radio Coip common—
'
Ogden
1
common—
common
(Del)
Inc
Allotment
Ohio
Ltd
preferred-
Corp
Sayre & Fisher Brick
Schick Inc
Semler
O
Corp
convertible
1st
Samson
16 % Mar
5
common
Niles-Bement-Pond
,
9%
„
10
Mar
10
Co
York Shipbuilding
Pounders shares
•
9%
9
„.
.
Feb
14% Feb-
Feb
York Auction
York 6c Honduras Rosario
New
,,
9%
100
6
1
Co
Petroleum—
iv,
High
9
Jan
Mar
78
New
•
-Low
11% Jan
6,900
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
New
•
13
8%
200
8%
12%
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Feb
New
,
Shares
5%
common
Consolidated
9%. Jan
77%
Jan
1%
72
common
Fifth
Aeronautical
6% Mar
70%
Russeks
-1.25
Ryan
for Week
Low
3
Jan
4
,
8%
Rowe
(The) Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
103% Mar
..»-2%.Mar.
,*1,
68 %
68%
5%
Sale#
Range
East
Par
20%
,■>
Week'e
of Prices
Friday
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange*
High
4
2%
1
1
Land
Arizona
&
Mining Co
Low
8,900
18%
f
102 %
...
2o
25
preferred
convertible
Jersey
—
Range Since Jan. 1
4-%
5%
-1
New Haven Clock 6c Watch Co
New
V
<
STOCKS
High
4%
•
100
Tel
England Tel &
4%
-30o
2.50
--1
Rational Union Radio
MARCH 80
for Week
of Prices
Monday, April 2, 1951]
.
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
.
Feb
7% Mar
-
103%
Jan
Feb
75
6%
Jan
% Jan
36%
Jan
:
Volume 173
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4999
(1401)
35
_4J
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 30
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
New York Curb
Last
of Prices
Low
Par
United
•
Products
Milk
75c
participating
United
preferred
Co Ltd—
Molasses
•
common—;
Sales
BONDS
Shares
9%
Low
300
10'A
8'A
Amer
,
RA
United
NJ
United
11'A
Feb
Feb
23
10%
.
&
Sharing
preferred J.
100
Foil
and
$5
U S
class
%
Feb
x43'A
44%
3,500
25
w—
B
,
ADeoenture
Mar
248
'
A7s with
Mar
A Italian
II Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
r
39%
Jan
41'A Mar
New England Power
13%
Feb
15
Jan
17A
1%
Jan
34%
2%
37%
2
1% Jan
1,300
4,000
1,200
250
8'A
8%
3,700
3'A
3'A
200
2%
600
34%
-8%.
1
._
S
1
•
■
.
50c
Insurance
28 3A
Jan
4%
Jan
Oil
2%
10
9»A
3'A Mar
5%
1st
Jan
Jan
Sugar
31
100
37%
250
3%
6,800
37
5
•
3'A
3%
,
Jan
3'A
Jan
62
80
30
lo
common
1%
100
80
10
31
Mar
38
1
Mar
28%
3'As
Mar
Jan
3% Feb
3%
mortgage 3s
1968
—5
7%
7%
7%
1,700
93
93
44%
44%
7%
8%
3%
4'A
2,800
14%
200
8
4%
—
130
:V
Jan
9»A
1
A6'/as
1947
Oct
ex
Co
•
96%
Feb
Jan
40
50
50
7% Mar
3'As
1
1940
IWaltham
Ward
Inc—
Mar
California
series
Wentworth
West
Co
t
v
1st and
w
'
Southern
Jan
Southern Counties
15
Feb
1st
California
mortgage
Stationery
1%
2'/«
7%
7%
(Wm)
&
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Willson
Co
preferred
w
w
x
w
Wisconsin
Pwr & Lt 4% %
Inc
pfd
37
38%
23%
23%
Woodley Petroleum
common
Woolworth
Jan
8'A
Feb
113
Jan
21
22
Jan
41%
Feb
—
22% Mar
25%
W)
25%
Jan
23'A
Jan
16'A
4%
9'A
93/8
100
13
5%
8%
American, deposit
:■'>
6%
receipts
10%
155
158
155
165
102
102%
102
103%
1981. ..May-No®
$100
102'A
-Mar-Sept
$100
103
103%
104
102 %
April-Oct
3s
3rd
1965
Mar-Sept
1973
3%s
w
1970
(Calif)
37
101'A
104%
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
100'A 100'A
$100
104
2
100'A
105
103'A
104
103%
105
-April-Oct
$102% 105
—
3'As 1970
1989
trust
Feb-Aug
1946
14%
Jan
17%
125
15'A Mar
18
33'A
Jan
43
$43%
45%
32%
47'A
Feb-Aug
46
65
Aug
ex
2%s
1946
$60
1947 coupon 1953
1
1969
revenue.
A 7s
with
$24
ex
1
Dec
1947
Map-Nov
$102
June-Dec
$55
98
10
98
Mar
105
coupon
1956—
400
14
Jan
15'A
200
14% Mar
4%
100
Last
1
Aug
1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A
ACentral
•••■
States
L5%s
•
Elec
debentures
1970
18%
A 5s Income
debentures 1954
;
series
revenue
•
>
1%
"ill
Jan
Bid & Asked
Sold
$110
118
116
116%
Feb-Aug
103
103
102
104
Western
6s
Traction
5s
1960
104% 104%
1947—1978
debentures
f
s
1959
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
...
.
r4
•
_
■;
98'A
103%
107%
6
158'A
166
-:v
29
98%
114% 115
120'A
85
\
115
121
*
—Jan-July
100% 100 3 i.--^103
100%
99
103%
1st
mortgage
1st
A
Elmira
4s series A
4s
mortgage
Eastern Gas
Fuel
&
Water Lt
Division—
series
3%s
&
RR
1993
B
May-Nov
1993
May
1965
5s
Jan-July
1956
'
66 %
64 %
64
.
3
14
101%
May-No®
112% 112%
1
112%
112%
$55
;
—
64
53
57
Guantanamo
&
: A 6s series A
r:r
Western
(coupon on)
International
1963
June-Dec
1958
70
100 Vz 100%
Jan-July
71'A
64
$7
6'As stamped 1958—Mar-Sepf
$25
27
100
4
104%
60
53
53
50
•.'■■■
.
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.
72%
5%
39
8%
,
9
21%
25
37 3A
37%
54
:
56
(Plan Al
$56
May-Nov
April-Oct
$55
June-Dec
June-Dec
7s
2'As
to
stamped
2008
1951
56
77%
$39%
42
83
39
78
51%
77'A
$51
56 '
51%
$55
77'A
Parana
40%
26
29%
(Plan A)
stamped
Interest
Peru
reduced
to
2%s
2008
of)—
,
■
l'As to 2%s (ser ABODE)
Rio
1,1
Mar-Sepf
(Republic
de Janeiro
stamped
5'As
29'A
1997—L—Jan-July
28%
2012
$35
Jan-July
36
6'As
1919
1921
Jan-July
2%
<'/
2%
r-
2%
I
2%
June-Dec
Government
189
29%
(Plan A)
2%
70
$55
50
"2
44
50
80
83
5
61
2
10
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.
■'
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(not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend. hExprincipal.
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Tr&nsaction for cash
(not, included in year's range). x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
♦No
par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range),
87
:
.
71'A
Jan-July
$37'A
e
■
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•
72
RR—
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t
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82%
.Feb-Aug
(Peru)
reduced
1,
33/4S
71
!
$68
Mar-.Sept
Power
54%
81"
A 57%
May-No®
A
1961
Mountain
54%.
81
June-Dec
AMedellin
ARussian
stamped
1953
5s
Interest reduced to
at
5s
$56
May-No®
1955—
Mortgage Bank, of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
Green
5%s
City
Interest
$24
May-No®
$76
—
Valley 7s 1948
Municipal Loan—
Maranhao stamped
k'
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
Vis ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
High
$76
June-Dec
—
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952
103%
58
4
A 6
High
73%
60%
102
Mar-Sepf
ETcole Marelli Elec Mfg Co—
14
67
102 %
60%
—
102
Jan. 1
Low
No.
.April-Oct
-Jan-July
A Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
.
Range Sine*
Sold
Danzig Port & Waterways—
ALima
103%
98%
111
116%
11
119% 121%
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Cons
External
High
8
-
or
Sale Price
(Col) —
Mortgage Bank of)
(see
External
Jan. 1
Low
'
Liat
Interest
Period
Exchange
Low
Range Since
No.
158% 158%
V—
Week's Range
Friday
New York Stock
Jan
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J
104% 106%
Newspaper Union—
conv
Danish
High
103% 103%
•
Jan-July
__Mar-Sept
of
99
June-Deo
Feb
Chicago Transit Authority—
3%s
96%
99
97
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Penn
Jan
4%
Bonds
__June-Dec
Corp 5s debs 19481954
50
West
15% Mar
Jan
Week's Range
or Friday's
■
Sale Price
—Quar-Feb
6s
103
50
$24
1956
coupon
BONDS
4%
3,700
'
Low
Steel
102%
Washington Water Power 3'As 1964
Jan
15%
__
Friday
Bethlehem
103
Co—
1940
1
;
,
Service
Dec
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
Feb
Interest
—June-Dec
95
April-Oct
stamped
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
84%
:
2nd
Jan
300
"4%
Period
9 5'A
94
Hydro-Electric Co—
6'As with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
ACauca
New York Stock Exchange
99'A
(Hugo).Industries—,
Bogota
,■
99%
98'A
94
<
47'A
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s April 1946
*
105'/a
Feb
15%
40
•'si— "
"l% "1%
BONDS
100 %
Jan
15
"1%
'
—
94
April-Oct
103
99
$100'A 102'A
—May-No®
1966—
99
99
—Jan-July
& Electric
stamped
101% 101%
Jan
7%
15%
—
•
55
34
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
55
Feb
14%
Jan
98
15%
r..'
105%
10% Mar
•
Jan
39%
39%
*-
104%
104%
$55
98%
101%
"
103
Jan
Mar
4%
1,700
19'A
15'A
—
5s
preference
106%
104%
98%
$101% 104
$101
103
102
102
101
.Jan-July
1971—
& Bros 5s
United Electric
5'A Jan
Jan
6%
13
100
.
5%
:
Jan
600
8%
8%
Jan
16%
m
13
Jan
100
--
8
'
15
103%
$99
$98
Ltd—
(P
103
45%
A6'As
Jan
23% Mar
600
4%
4%
37
Gas
Gas
3s
(A G)
A 7s
50
125
.
—
2
103%
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
Jan
__100
Industries
Jan
27
■
•
common
7%
Jan
25
Winnipeg Elec
-.
Terni
A
26
25
preferred
70
1
/ Feb
150
1
5%
Jan
9
27
X26%
1
5%
44%
65%
$43%
Stinnes
Feb
•
common
100
:
,2%
•
Jan
191
5
Co
1% Mar
63A
Feb
Jan
1
Inc
Brothers
Woodall
7,/2
■
—
10
Corp
C), &
(R
Products
Wilson
'
17%
Jan
177
23%
.—5
Corp
12
Feb
50
37
1
65%
105
—Jan-July
A7-4s
2'A
183'A 185
—10
River Oil
1% Mar
111%
—20
Inc
Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Jan
'
^'
Weyenberg
Feb
12,100
■
Westmoreland
8
110
8,900
7%
7%
com.
Coal
Jan
108% Jan
300
15'A
A7-4s
Jan
7y»
'
Edison
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
3%
300
1%
—1.25
Westmoreland
Wichita
14
v
.
preferred.
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd. -100
&
'i-—'
% t'
1
Utilities $6
Western .Tablet
79
102%
$24
1998
ref M 3s series B
5'A
Jan
2sa Mar
200
'
73A
c
warrants
Manufacturing
Texas
Whitman
7%
1%
__
1
i
7'A
—_'1
102% 102%
19b0_,
1973
A
Jan
3% Mar
13%
COO
'
30
Watch Co
Baking
3
1 *
——
1
preferred
$2 cum
73
April-Oct
1960
coupon
coupon
debentures
10'A
'*•
2%
—-
100
$.*—---
:-'-
__
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—*
Bond
10
-June-Dec
Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952
Southern
Spalding
&
78%
._Jan-July
A6'As with Oct
-
Feb
W
Waitt
78%
,_Jan-July
1970
Southwestern Gas
.preferred
78%
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
'
-20c
Manufacturing
7 r/o
43 »A
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
Jan
Jan
82
5,400
14%
.
.IZIi
Inc—
11
-April-Oct
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s
„
•
Petroleum
47
.April-Oct
1971
1st mortgage 3s 1964—
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
San
Aircraft
47'A
46
^Jan-July
Park Lexington
Feb
86
25% Jan
V
Waco
49,
$24
•
7%
1
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Syndicate
88%
49
47
_May-Now
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'As
Feb
92
Mar
8
1961
mortgage 6'As 1953—___
50-year 6%
Vogt
High
83
Feb
5% Feb
86'A Mar
,
A 1st
3'As
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5yas series A 1952
Venezuela
24
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
4%
Venezuelan
86
.April-Oct''
1
Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
-Mar- Nov
1963
to
600
88 7A
Products Co
86
Valley RR—
Extended at 4%
3,200
35%
Universal
Low
_Jan-July
14%
4%
Universal
Jan. 1
No.
$55
1963
41'A
'<
87%
Utah-Idaho
Jan-July
1952—.
coupon
13%
'
•
Consolidated
1947
x40%
,
Universal
1
Nov
10c
common
1952
1952
147A
'
U
1940 coupon
Superpower 6s
Midland
49'A
4'A
1
1
•
Radiator
certificates
escrow
A7s with Nov
Feb
x43'A Mar
'
Securities
International
6%
Jan
„
preferred with warrants
1st
Jan
400
43%
'A
242
30
11
lo
+
Co
248
246
25
United Specialties common
U S Air Conditioning Corp..
U S
5
%
„
United Shoe Machinery common
U S
Range SInet
Sold
•'
'
,
——
25
common
Preferred
Bonds
High
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
..
Canal
Profit
Range
Friday's
or
Bid &, Asked
Interstate Power Co—
•
,
registered
deposit rets ord
Last
Sale Price
Low
'
r
Period
High
:
.
Jan
23
*
,
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
,
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
^Friday's
Power Sec—
week.
bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
'*
issues
All
-
4
.
'
A6V2S
'
A
/V-'
redeemed
C
1955
June-Dec
8%s (Dec 1 1941 coupon)
A 7s
series
A7s
*-
11%
series
E
(Aug
80
(July 1941 coupon)
1957
Jan-July
1952
80
1
;
88
90
11
63
90
83
85%
12
58%
87
88
88%
90
10
65
90
tive: "conv," convertible;
85%
"w
88
'A
84
84
'
85%
listed
on
are
me
a
any
closing
averages
01
:i-
representative
•
84
60
61%
12
Stock and Bond Averages
jjciuw
being traded flat.
84 %
Feb-Aug
coupon)
'A7s series F 1952—
A7s
1955
1957
1941
A Bonds
f
*
slocks
'
above—"cod." certificates of deposit;
D(
(35 Stocks)
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
-Stocks-
Bonds10
30
Indus¬
Date-
trials
20
15
Rail¬
Util¬
10
65
Indus¬
ities
roads
Total
Stocks
trials
Second
'
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
10
First
"cum," cumula¬
voting-trust certificates!
"cons," consolidated;
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,"
i," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Average
J* "
ana
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used
Total
10
Date-
Range for 1951
Closing
Grade
Util¬
40
Rails
Ralls
ities
Bonds
Mar.
24.
46.84
High
48.65 Feb 26
Low
43.37 Jan
Grade
*
March
24
248.14
80.26
42.91
91.24
99.63
105.10
97.06
101.01
100.70
Mar.
26
46.64
March
28
249.13
80.61
42.94
91.57
99.60
105.04
97.29
100.95
100.72
Mar.
27_
27
248.74
80.48
42.78
91.39
99.57
104.95
97.44
100.82
100.69
March
28
90.32
96.60
104.38
97.09
100.58
Mar.
28
;; 46.28
90.63
99.56
104.34
96.90
100.49
Mar.
29
46.04
91.23
99.54
104.40
96.94
100.49
2
46.72
March
March
29—_
March
1_—
246.19
30
246.90
79.04
-
'
42.58 '
79.73
42.39_
80.61
42.33'
„
-
100.41
'
100.32
100.34
Range for 1950
Low
/
43.24 Dec 30
High
—
34.25 July 18
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1402)
Transactions at the New York Stock
and Miscel.
Foreign
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
899,420
1,232,300
-
—
$1,033,000
—
—
———.
M
——
(Number
Bonds
Sales
$77,000
213,000
2,216,000
2,305,000
244.000
2,549,000
3,171,500
2,853.000
318,500
2,568,000
360.000
$10,000
2,938,000
1,763,000
252,000
1,000
2,016,000
Saturday
Monday
7,597,757
$12,525,000
$1,464,500
r
■:-"
■
.V:
V
A./-:/.. \'A
:
10,951,110
!■'':.
Government
S.
146,559,009
$128,000
$7,u00
56,000
29,000
260,575
93.000
13.000
$2,000
108,000
: 58.045
73,000
84,000
160,000
39,000
3,000
5,000
243,385
71,000
56,000
5,000
132,000
$228,COO
$15,000
$712,000
.
Total
116,393,392
'X.
$4,000
70,000
175,000
2,019,180
26,944,700
31,801,060
12,525,000
19,635,800
255,908,800
254,783,500
$14,000,500
Total
shares
of
$135,000
85,000
92,000
$21,658,980
$282,933,500
Jan. 1 to March 20
1950
1,557,710
1951
v.
1950
2,708,540
33,488,141
25,353,673
$577,000
$98,200
$10,000
$11,000
1,464,500
Railroad & Industrial
1551
Stocks—No.
—
Bank
Foreign
Total
181,985
1950
1951
1950
7,597,757
Bonds
International
Corporate
Week Ended March 20
Stocks—No. of shares
U.
1951
.
Foreign
Government
Jan. 1 to March 20
Week Ended March 20
'
Domestic
247,000
:
—
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday—
$14,000,500
$11,000
(Par Value)
Foreign
Shares)
Friday
Total.
Bonds
of
Week Ended March 20,1951
$1,110,000
2.003,000
1,249,990
1,772,130
1,296,350
1,147,567 >1
—I——
Stocks
Bond
Bonds
Number of
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday—
Friday
Total
Government
Bank
Week Ended March 20,1951
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
.
.
Bonds
Domestic
$9,813,000
3,494,000
5,162,000
89,000
564,000
791,000
$712,000
Foreign corporate
__
_
$939,000
$9,783,000
$15,766,000
_
__
__
Total
$286,517,760
$5,725,000
273,000
15.000
__
Foreign government
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH
Exchange
Week's
Sales
East
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
.
iv■ 4"-'•:
I;'A:'/III;;;,.:' III?
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
Blue
—100
153%
*
38%
—......
~
—50
—-i
Boston <fc Albany RR
Boston Edison
100
3%
Feb
Anaconda
46%
Jan
Armco Steel
44%
Feb
Avco
3% Mar
;!
50
4'/a
122%
60
117%
Jan
130
Feb
43%
2,817
x40%
Jan
44
Jan
6%
6%
404
'
Preferred
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
a
Trust—
—1
&
Gas
Common
Eastern
Fuel
new
Chrysler
6%
Jan
Jan
55 %
Jan
26
Jan
78%
Jan
84
Jan
Federated
220
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
11
38.01
Jan
39.15
Jan
General
209
83%
Jan
94%
Feb
8"%
38.58
84%
• w:-
9%
38.58
88
Day
Power
&
Motors
Mergenthaler
Linotype
>:62%
13%
11%
215
Narragansett Racing
Assn
Jan
14% Mar
Cash
Cos
New
England Electric System
New
England Tel & Tel
100
53
Jan
60
58
Jan
62% Mar
37%
Jan
49
Jan
Pure
18%
Jan
21%
Jan
Schenley Indus
Sears, Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
62%
46
47
19%
21%
,
2%
125
2,071
76"%
54%
28 %
77%
200
53%
—
RR
54%
2,038
28%
Jan
4%
67
Feb
Feb
Ohio Edison
(N H)
76% Mar
83%
49%
56% Mar
28
83%
Jan
94 Ve
30
31%
120
29%
Jan
32 Va Mar
13%
13%
367
12%
Jan
14
32%
32%
175
Jan
32% Mar
50%
50%
100
49 Va
Jan
54%
53%
54%
79
49%
Jan
56 V2 Mar
51%
52%
239
13%
5
53%
51%
♦
Ohio
Oil
Jan
Feb
32%
_
Southern
Jan
Standard
81%
149
75%
82%
Jan
Standard
Oil
(Ky)
Oil
(N
16%
200
15
455
99
Mar
32%
29%
127
32
16c
7%
Jan
10
Jan
22%
900
10c
Feb
25c
1,026
11%
Jan
Association
Webster
•
Inc..
__
580
20
1
93%
Jan
18
35
Mar
1 1
2,505
109
104
25%
Feb
1%
109
Feb
•
Stop & Shop lnc—
1
Torrlngton
J)
_
48%
Drill
5
1,060
20 % Mar
26%
Machinery
common
9%
700
7%
52
8%
Jan
9%
S Rubber Co__t
;.
Jan
8%
Steel
System Inc—
200
16%
22%
15%
552
19%
21
500
21
37%
275
34%
?
Jan
17%
16%
20% Mar
34% Mar
41 Va
Feb
51%
Jan
57 y8
Feb
25 '/a «Jan
28%
Feb
12%
Feb
26 y2
Feb
'
,
54%
".V
55%
25
26 Va
;
26%
150
•
Jan
11%.
11%
11%
20
11%
Jan
23 %
23 %
23%
130
23 Va
Jan
39%
39%
10
37%
Jan
197
90%
Jan
ioi%- 103
10
34%
•'
32%
35%
54%
206
54%
41%
42%
376
38 Va
38%
10
..
v..
54%
41%
Jan
24%
21%
Jan
Jan
50%
Feb
41% Mar
47%
Feb
34%
38%
Feb
Jan
Members
New
York Stock
New York
Exchange
Curb
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Exchange
Jan
Jan
Ford
Building
40 %
41
69%
1,695
43%
44%
500
53%
55
130
51%
Jan
59
DETROIT
Telephone:
38'A Mar
WOodward 2-5525
Feb
Feb
\
,
115
,
33
Jan
59%
Jan
73%
43% Mar
49%
41
Mar
Feb
Jan
12%
12%
12%.
45
11%
Jan
13%
12.50
38%
37%
39%
1,890
34%
Jan
39% Mar
Detroit Stock
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Sales
Last
Ran?e
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
:arar^ix;vi.«
STOCKS
:
'■
3. A
1
:• ;
'
.
> '
-Mrur,
■
•.
■
15
H i Iff
•
;
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
;i
American
Laundry
Cincinnati
Mill
Cincinnati
Street
Cincinnati
Mach
27% Mar
6%
50
3%
Jan
175
16"%
Jan
y
Tel
<
jg
*
105
17% Mar
18%
Jan
i8%
18%
307
16%
Jan
19%
48%
45%
Jan
56%
Feb
32
Jan
48%
50%.
120
34%
351/4
465
32%
32%
32%
15
55/g
427
733/4
741/2
708
69%
Jan
133/3
133/3
14
13%
Jan
14 y4
8%
Jan
__
*
Av
*
9
II •'*
loi
*
*
20%
Magnavox
173
41i/2
30
471/3
10
II
__
1
common
5
21%
41
•
*
poger new
Lunkenheimer
101
40
20%
•
;
g
24%
48
——:
For footnotes
see
page
Detroit
7»A
Jan
76%
Feb
Detroit
Gasket
Feb
Detroit
Steel
9
Mar
101%
Feb
Edison
;
Friars
Gabriel
51
Jan
Gar
Ale
&
Mfg
11%
725
110
8% Jan
27% Mar
2%
1,100
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
340
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
14
Jan
18
Feb
13
A.
Mar
9Vb Jan
27% Mar
17 Va
17
25%
500
22 y«
Jan
.25% Mar
34
449
31
Jan
34% Mar
3,143
6%
620
■
8%
8%
22%
:
22'/b
21c
-
22%
>
1,075
11,193
6%
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
22 Va Mar
Wood
1
_r—
23%
Feb
26%
Feb
Gemmer
Feb
38%
Jan
General Motors
20%
150
19% Mar
23 y2
16%
1
14y8
17
■
'
Oil
&
Mar
13
Mar
30%
3Va
150
2%
1,525
24c
:•
■;
Mar
13
Mar
Jan
36%
Jan
3
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
Jan
2% Mar
22c
300
7
7
100
5V2
Jan
7% Mar
6%
6%
155
6y8
Jan
8
23%
5
—
21%
23%
1,520
15 y8
Jan
23% Mar
51%
52 VB
1,906
46%
Jan
52 y2 Mar
4Va
4 Va
2%
3
1,322
6%
7
*
•
Lakes
19c
210
235
\
22c
__
__
1
——
Jan
Great
46,668
13
2%
■
__
5
-
Manufacturing
—
24c
31%
52 Va
Industries
36%
•
1
—
-
24% Mar
19c
't—
1
Brewing
150
'
V
13
31%
3Va
1
1
Brewing
250
Chemical
1
3
*r
,
22c
Jan
30C
Feb
Feb
4Va Mar
4%
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
460
6
Jan
7%
Feb
200
19
Jan
20% Mar
100
15
Jan
16%
Feb
6%
Feb
200
Feb
*'
72%
13
400
12
12
447/3
43
50
125
8%
6%
——
—
Steel
25
13
,
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Air Lines Inc (Un)
Union Pacific
Van
de
Warner
Kamp's
Bros
Hoi-Dutch
Pictures
164
—
265
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Elec Corp (Un)
12.50
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1
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10
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10c
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•
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562
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50
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5
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United Gas Corp (Un)
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United Param't Theatres com
(Un)_l
United States Rubber Co (Un)
10
United States Steel Corp
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Universal Consolidated Oil Co
10
Universal Pictures Co Inc (Un)
1
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Jan
9%
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1.80
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19%
10
200
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328
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273
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19
18%
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19%
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54
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20%
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340
Jan
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31%
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Jan
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20 v4
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West
Illinois
120
15%
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5
6.66%
15
3%
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20,500
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25
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2
Southern Co
5
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175
9%
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24
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185
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10%
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15
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609
800
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253
415
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24
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205
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Radio & Phonograph 1
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2 Va
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378
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—
26
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Sylvania
Electrical
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Company
Sierra
31
-
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10c
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10
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•
15
Feb
26 %
284
.
Co of Delaware
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a
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1
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6
4% Jan
1,394
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Jan
713
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Mar
24%
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—
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Douglas
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5
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11%
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—
16
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1
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Feb
4
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100
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42
135
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20
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Mar
349
Jan
1,200
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1
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
Pullman Incorporated (Un)
Mar
Feb
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—25
:—
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Feb
28%
Jan
13%
1,400
3
—
Philco
59%
Feb
11% Jan
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1
—
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Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp common—
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24%
»—*
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61
25
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Caterpillar
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10
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8%
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Jan
mar
8
8 Va
—2
:
855
349
1.55
10
•
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270
52%
27
349
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40
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a
26
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38%
43%
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—25
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25
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Pacific Lighting Corp common
11 %
Benguet Consolidated Mining' (Un) -50c
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
•
Blue
18%
-25
common
65% Mar
6
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Jan
10
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47
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16 %
8
♦
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Jan
43
13
100
1
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251
10
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29%
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Jan
5
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59%
10
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Barker Bros
Feb
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„
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
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125
•
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Mar
1
lUnt
153'/a 153 %
„
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Manufacturing Corp (Un)
3
Atchison
34
1
Inc
Company
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Jan
24
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25
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(Un)—
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5
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352
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34
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&
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&
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337
•
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&
26
10
Gold Mining
Airlines
American
Amer
97 %c
1
Co
Ohio
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
25%
—
rr
Aircraft
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High
a63
1
2—
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•
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Northrop
for Week
of Prices
Last
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&
Feb
1.00
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Central
Ohio
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Juneau
Feb
97v2c
,
♦
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&
Corp
Corporation
Northern
Sales
Range
Friday
Chemical
Feb
10%
Inc
(Un)
North American Co
Angeles Stock Exchange
stocks4
Allied
66
Jan
75c
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Distillers
York
North
Los
Alaska
Jan
8%
1
Corp
Co
Nash-Kelvinator
Nordon
Corp
58 »/a
862
3
Oil
Diablo
Mt
Feb
10
New
Admiral
Feb
•100
9%
1
Motorola Inc
Jan
-
Products
■:
77%
9
__
1
Co
Light
Pictures
Power
National
.
Jan
Jan
8%
Screw
75%
41%
Company-
South Utilities
Montana
Feb
14%
14%
1
Wayne
Jan
160
Jan
1
Petroleum
Monogram
Mar
(Un)
Company
Jan
10%
5
States Radiator common-
United
16%
34%
20
—100
Investment Co
Manufacturing
Menasco
7%
22%
Distributors——.
Shirt
Jan
Feb
225
•
Oil Co
Mascot
12%
<— —.
—
Jan
3,470
1
.
Corporation
Udylite
a74
16%
a38% a39%
1
Angels Biltmore Hotel Co
Los Angeles
9%
4%
1
common.
Corp
Montgomery Ward & Co inc
United
a73
Feb
8%
a39%
10c
(Un)
Inc
9%
1
— -.
Timken-Detroit Axle
Edison
167
29c
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7
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Aircraft
4
5
1
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Toledo
16%
High
Jan
Mar
a60%
1
(Un)
7
__
5
Libby
7c
1,867
3% Mar
1%
2
class
&
2,000
7%
16%
__
•
County Land Co
104
4
*>
common-
Tube
(Un)
Corp
Low
17c
7
__
8.75
(Un)
High
17c
17c
x
Lane-Wells Company
2%
3%
Products
Paper
:
3%
28
28
t
—
lHW)&Co
River
Corp
Kansas Power & Light Co
Magnavox
Rickel
——10c
Company
Mar
1
t
Metal
Peninsular
100
Kaiser-Frazer
Low
...
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Davis
3%
Jade
Feb
39
Jan
3
10
Welding
Stamping
36%
3 Va
5
National
465
Jan
8%
5% !Mar
38%
Libby
;;
Electric
425
7
Par
High
38%
1
Wheel
National
Low
High
5%
•
'
preferred
v
Motor
5%
__
2
Sugar
Low
1
———1
Products
Screw
Masco
1
10
Wines
Kresge
\'
Par
A
.
8c
54
44 %
Jan
38% Mar
Mar
12
Feb
Jan
45%
Jan
Jan
17c
Mar
Jan
67%
Jan
Feb
66
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(1404)
.
.
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.
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OTHER
EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WLEK ENDED MARCH 30
Friday
Week'®'
Sales
Last
Rang*
for Week
Sale Price
'
of Prices
STOCKS
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Illinois
MADISON
10
—1
25
1
5
Corp
Hupp Corporation
ttuttig Sash & Door common
Hydraulic Press Brick $6 pfd
Chicago Board of Trade
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED
MINNEAPOLIS
—1
Co
Heilt-man (G) Brewing Co
Hlbbaid Spencer Bartlett
Members:
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Telephone Central 6-0780
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—
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Laboratories
Steel
Adams
46
10
29
29
Advanced
Alurn
Castings
Affiliated Gas Equipment
Akron
Brass
Allied
Rad
American
Tel
Anaconda
&
Armour & Co
Tel
19
550
11%
1,500
9
Jan
4%
4%
100
4
Jan
San
4
900
3%
Feb
4%
8%
Jan
11% Mar
Co
35
35%
750
15%
16%
2,300
13
Jan
19%
19%
1,000
18
Jan
19% Mar
14%
Mining
(Un)
700
5
150
15% Mar
Jan
158 %
Jan
Feb
Feb
38%
40
1,100
38% Mar
44%
43%
900
42% Mar
11%
1,200
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
1%
150
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
29 Va
300
27%
Jan
32%
Feb
1%
—
29%
—
.:
7%
8%
7%
200
6%
Jan
8% Jan
8
—
8%
2,000
7%
Jan
8% Mar
Belden
Mfg Co
Aviation
'
Bendix
Berghoff
*
5
Brewing
Corp
Corp
48
20
20%,
51
51
v_
•
-1
(Un)
47%
20%
10
;r
————.—
Bethlehem Steel
47 %
450
1,000
17%
200
51
50
Jan
6%
6%
7%
2,450
4 %
53%
800
49%
Jan
1
—16
16 %-•
Booth
5
12%
12'A
Corp
(George W) Corp—
Brach
&
Sons
(E
—1
150
1
Budd
•
Co
(Un)
Burkhart
(F) Manufacturing
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler
Bros
common
8
Pacific (Un).
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
18
20
48
50
Jan
14% Jan
250
17
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
20
-
Central
Brewing
&
South
15%
48
Mar
12%
12%
100
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
17
17%
400
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
36
36
200
28
Jan
39
Feb
20
Corp
Corp_:
19%
19%
13%
13%
200
12%
Jan
24%
24%
25
700
21%
Jan
3%
—
50c
.
West
Vir'A.?:
■'
50
18%* Jan
Illinois
Central
111
Light
Secur
3%
•
3%
Co
Corp
3%
1
Chicago Rock Island
Chicago
Towel
Convertible
Chrysler
Cities
Co
&
Pacific
—25
33
Jan
Ry—*
—
*
500
33%
52
116
1
(Un)
(Un)
;
1
52
La
Salle
Lamson
-
$2.50
Kodak
Libby
McNeil & Libby
Printing Co common..
Lindsay Lt & Chem common
Lonergan Mfg
Marshall
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
Electric
Controller
&
Mills
of
.^'General
General
Inc
Electric
Co
Finance
Corp
(Un)
Utilities
General Motors
Gibson
1
Corp
Missouri Portland
Refrigerator Co
Gillette Safety Razor Co
(Un)
Jan
116
Mar
Gossard Co
(W H)
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Brewery
see page 43.
32%
1,000
26
14
51
51
Mar
300
12%
100
Muter
Company
14%
New
55
1,200
13%
18% Mar
26%
1,000
25%
Jan
Jan
27%
&
1,200
21% Mar
23%
Jan
1,500
25
Mar
31%
Jan
24%
1.400
24
Mar
6%
6%
42%
42%
4%
350
5
400
5
35%
7%
(Un)
43% Mar
4% Feb
9
4% Mar
5%
Jan
500
15% Mar
17%
Feb
7%
1,900
16%
600
16
16%
900
37%
16%
100
16%
7%
37%
9
■;
7
15 *
9%
Jan
14%
43'
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
17%
1,200
8%
40
Jan
10%
21
250
19
Jan
23
Feb
71
100
63
Jan
80
Mar
3
Feb
4%
3%
4%
2,100
31%
31%
300
31% Mar
38%
Feb
*
38%
38%
39%
350
38% Mar
43
Jan
6%
6%
100
18%
18%
900
5%
1,900
18%
5
5
6
4% Mar
Jan
7%
18% Mar
5
6%
Jan
16% Mar
17%
Jan
16%
25
27
27
150
23%
37
27
16%
37%
250
36%
2%
30
2%
—
.
70
68%
70
48%
48%
50%
22
150
22
2
Jan
28% Mar
Jan
38% Mar
Mar
4
Co
10
64%
200
40%
Jan
51
Mar
20
Feb
23
Jan
(Un)
Car
Jan
74% Feb
9%
20%
20%
17
13
36
36'A
6%
(Un)
Corp
1
;
Mfg
27%
Jan
29% Mar
34% Mar
40
Feb
11%
17% Mar
*30%
21
700
100
Mar
9
27%
Mar
Jan
35% Mar
10% Mar
7%
12%
Jan
Stock
Ohio
Edison
Oil
Ohio
1
Coal Co
conv prior
50
200
Xl0%
10%
8,800
10
Feb
10% Mar
33'A
33%
500
29 %
Jan
34
14%
14%
5,150
13%
Jan
16%
14%
1%
2
(Un)
Co
Potter
•
87%
200
79 Va
Jan
92% Feb
18%
800
15%
Jan
19
82 %
Jan
300
43%
300
Steel
Process
43% Mar
.
Mar
91% Mar
48%
Jan
Mar
20%
21
800
19%
Jan
24 %
15%
15%
100
14%
Jan
16% Feb
12
12
150
Oil
Co
11%
Jan
13
43% Mar
49%
Feb
300
6
2,700
■
11%
500
10% Mar
12%
22%
22%
300
21%
Jan
25%
8%
8%
1,100
8% Mar
10%
Jan
200
21% Mar
25%
Jan
20% Mar
26%
Feb
Rlchman
20%
21%
2,700
10%
10%
900
14
14
100
14
Mar
13%
13%
50
10
Jan
14% Feb
13%
13%
200
13%
Jan
16%
(Un)
•
Corp
Sears
Roebuck
Co
Signode
Bhellmar
18
18
100
14
Jan
18
53%
54%
800
49%
Jan
56% Mar
6%
6%
500
6,
Jan
51%
52%
3,400
18%
19
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14
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4
2,300
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'
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3% Mar
4%
400
10%
100
10% Mar
16%
17%
400
14%
41
42%
1,700
7%
1,000
7
Jan
42%
500
41
Mar
2,600
3%
Feb
30-
Feb
Feb
.•
Jan
.
16%
600
Jan
5
Jan
loo
Jan
Jan
Mar
54%
Jan
46%
50C
10%
50c
81
16%
7%
•
Jan
-47:
21
Feb
Mar
4%
5%
12
Jan
Feb
Jan
42
Jan
41 % Mar
500
Feb
Feb
52% Mar
8%
8%
42'A
150-
36
Jan
44
Mar
15%
16%
200
12
Jan
17
Mar
54%
Jan
57% Feb
7% Ja n
12%
15
55%
800
51%
12%
200
12% Mar
13
15%
50
13%
16% Feb
Southern
Jan
54
100
35
9,900
19%
20
600
19% Mar
Southern
Indiana
10Va
700
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
Southern
Pacific
100
24%
Jan
30%
Feb
33%
Spiegel
33%
200
28%
Jan
36%
Feb
72
Standard
71 %
72
200
38%
1,500
34% Jan
6%
600
5% Mar
26%
26
26%
3,400
11%
11%
600
11% Jan
12% Jan
400
74%
20%
Jan
Standard Oil
21
100
19% Jan
64% Mar
12%
100
12
Jan
14%
Feb
-1
16
16
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
.25
60%
60%
66
Feb
(Un)
0a).
25
(N J)
700
2%
Jan
Standard Oil Co
11%
Jan
4%
13
Feb
300
Feb
Standard
17
17%
550
15 Va
Jan
19%
Feb
Sterling
Feb
Stewart-Warner
Corp
Corp
1
12%
102%
5
Stone
300
.13%
Jan
19%
11%
400
11
Jan
25 Va
250
19.
12% Jan
25 Va Mar
Feb
64%
3 Va
18%
28%
20%
na%
25 %
Jan
12%
11%
17%
Jan
6"%
64%
3 "A
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25%
39% Feb
Indiana..
Indiana
Standard Oil of
12%
Feb
36%
•
Forgings Corp
10% Jan
Mar
x5%
,_2
2
78% Mar
Jan
38
21
6%
Gas 81 Elec
Co
Inc
65% Jan
58%
Jan
37%
11%
28%
Mar
26% Jan
17
II
Co
9%
54
Feb
.15
:—
(Un)
54
32%
20
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Feb
12%
34
Corp
10
15%
1
Socony Vacuum Oil
Feb
49% Feb
42%
•
Co
Steel
Strapping
Oil Corp
Sinclair
Feb
8%
8%
com—10
Prod
%-Mar
49%
42'A
1
Co
of St
7%
•
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Louis
Co
'
•
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28%
33%
Mar
20%"
3%
•
2%
—
Shell Oil Co
3% Feb
.
9%
Jan
9% Jan
250
37
19%
19%
5
class B common
Inv
Serrick Corp
7% Mar
11%
47%
37
1
—
Co
Sangamo Electric
2%
11%
'5
29
46%
47%
1
Corp
St Louis Public
600
Jan
5
29
•
•
•Schwitzer-Cummins
700
17
Feb
22
5
Bros
8
6%
Feb
21%
22
—*
f—
(Un)
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug (Un)
2%
Jan
6% Mar
1
Co
Manufacturing
2%
46%
Jan
11
'10
7%
Jan
4%
1
Car
Corp of America
8
'
Jan
Jan
45
if/j,
—
%
3%
32%
50
Quaker Oats Co
Securities
25
Jan
Jan
5%
2.50
Corp
Pure
Jan
1%
30%
33%c
(The)
Pressed
Mar
Jan
Mar
"...
Feb
5
25
—;
Remington Rand
89'A
Feb
Jan
9%
—1
preferred
Theatres
5%
152
—
18%
19
1,200
32%
43%
6%
Airways (Un)_2%
(Un)
common
Corp
Raytheon
Jan
145
—
Mar
16
17% Jan
8% Mar
7,000
32
8
(Un)
Co
Circle
R-K-O
4%
Jan
17%.
Feb
1,600
rl%
warrants
Paramount Pictures
12% Feb
31
700
Jan
__
19
8%
10%
Pan American World
35% Mar
10%
100
4%
43%
•
15% Mar
17%
•
—
Peabody
Jan
850
32%
87%
3%
Jan
200
Feb
18%
8:
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Jan
11
17%
10
6%
26%
17%
(Minn) (Un) —*
Car
Motor
Pictures
:
28%
36% Mar
Jan
19% Mar
18%
8%
(Un)
Packard
R-K-O
87Va
•
Jan
4%
Feb
2,000
Jan
4%
—
32
500
Feb
Mar
15%
18%
Co_
9% Mar
10%
52
17
16 Va
Feb
49
Feb
32%
3
22%
Mar
Mar
15%
Jan
6%
150
6%
Jan
17
13
k
15%
10
Pennsylvania RR
Mar
Jan
v
100
9% Mar
21
10
Co
purchase
Pepsi-Cola
<
Jan
15%
18%
50
:
Jan
19%
—*
Bancorporation
14
Feb
31
—
7%
600
17
iV'/
36
Corp
33% Mar
94
25% Feb
32%
__
550
19%
Co
Illinois
75
13
mm
1
RR
American
Jan
8%
Feb
8,400
8%
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mm
American
5%
10%
Feb
19% Mar
Mar
Jan
8%
Feb
31%
1
North
46%
.10%
-
Feb
70%
5
North
Jan
11
Feb
19 % Mar
37% Mar
20%
20 %
2
Aviation
42%
600
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
16%
Corp
American
200
V
Mar
15%
7%
mrnrnm
North
46
4,190
Feb
Jan
18
5% Jan
.
Jan
13
22%
Jan
14% Jan
100
4%
26
9% Mar
20
2,200
•
Mfg
Feb
29%
Jan
21%
Cooker
York Central
90
Jan
100
17%
Jan
49% Mar
16%
26%
50c
Corp
Jan
700
—
Jan
21%
*
*«,«.,
Mar
34
__
Feb
28% Mar
Jan
25%
25%
*
22
82%
114
2
37%
1,000
28%
3
87
119%
•
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A
300
5
3
Jan
34%
26%
14
Specialties—
Motor
3,700
18
•
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
33%
26%
1
Inc
class
23%
80% Mar
34
"
.
For footnotes
Conv
87%
Jan
4
•
f
•Motorola
200
69%
46
__
Western
Feb
135
Great Lakes Dredge Si Dock
Jan
1
Montgomery Ward 81 Co
Radio
1
Griesedieck
59%
33%
10%
*
41
25%
»
common
Northwest
138
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Gray Drug Stores
Inc
Co
Northern States Power
135
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Feb
Jan
50
Feb
45 %
__
•
61%
39
*
87%
29
1
new
51% Mar
4
Cement
Chemical
Feb
138
Glidden Co
.
Mfg Co
Monroe
Fed
...17%
3
Public Utilities
Co
Co
16%
115
2,000
■
300
«
300
40
1
common
c
Minneapolis Brewing
Perfect
__
General
/' 38%
12% Jan
•
common
53%
40
-
'
Inc
29%
30%
5
General
;
South
78%
1,300
1
Corp
General
Feb
20
116
9%
10
51%
_*
Cement
Jan
300
5
Box Corporation
Candy
3%
25% Feb
Mar
35%
1
America
Feb
*
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
•
Portland
Metropolitan Brick
Jan
900
•
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Flour
51%
•
Co_
&
Tile
•
Mfg
Railroad
30% Mar
Feb
21%
1
class B_
Field
Standard
101
9%
•
28%
7
Lincoln
National
Jan
33%
10
700
Feb
25%
*
12%
32%
;
(Un)
30%
_*
•'/' •' y
Mar
9%
5
30
10
preferred
22 %
13%
■
Eastman
Co
Leath & Co common
National
"
91
34'A
5
30.»
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Public Service of Indiana common
Dow Chemical
Co
,_lfl
Du Mont Lab Inc (Allen B)
class A_10o
du Pont (E I) de Nemours
Erie
Sessions
&
Jan
34
1
Jan
5
Jan
33%
10
(Un)
University
(Un)
Pressure
—
5
Corp class A
r
-
Mar
13%
17%
1
Feb
11%
4
Co
Container
52
,25
(Un)
Light
&
Extension
Gas
National
100
1
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Finance
33
32%
20
Crane
•
Laclede-Christy Co
Feb
100
100%
'/■ 4.' <
Container Corp of America
Continental Motors Corp
20
10
Laclede
Feb
35
Jan
45%
29
•
13
6%
22
313%
50
Consumers Power
Jan
Mar.
-8% Jan
-1
10
Nash-Kelvinator
15% Mar
Jan
—
23
10
18
4P0
33%c
5%
;•
'
Jan
—
•
Commonwealth Edison
600
750
10%
18
87%
—
—
Clinton Foods Inc
12%.
19%
10
16%
86%
•
11%
18-
10%
16%
77
1
Cleveland Elec Ilium Co„
Domestic
2
22%
1,300
200
100
—
100
common
Company
Curtiss-Wright Corp
32%
250
800
10
preferred
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Consumers Co preferred
3%
25
14
52
*
I
Columbia Gas System
•
27
23
Iron
400
14
—
Jan
-Feb
18
com—*
Oak
preferred
Cliffs
34
x22%
—
•
common
Service Co
4% %
3%
25
:
1
4%
10
(Un)
Switchboard Si Supply
Northern
Corp
Cleveland
3%
*
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac Ry
35
150
15%
Jan
13%
14%
33%
common
27% Mar
Jan
3% Mar
800
3%
Jan
750
800
:
3%
300
;
3%
3%
14%
-5
Convertible preferred
Feb
28%
10
29%
-
..
Central
23%
125
Feb
—
13%
1
100
300
Mar
53% Mar
i
.
Centlivre
r
Mar
V
—
25
3%
21%
National
Canadian
Feb
34
10
Muskegon
.
Feb
44%
Jan
Feb
60
•
17
*——10
27%
27%
24
Middle
—
8
—12.50
Feb
25% Mar
3%
21
Miller 81 Hart v t
Feb
10%
1,150
1,450
—
*
Brown & Bigelow
12
18%
10
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Feb
-.-34%
Jan
33%
24
Modine
Fisheries
Feb
.
38 V2
■n
108
21
20% Mar
Jan
52%
Mar
Elec (Un)
&
Light
59%
Jan
Mar
%53%
,
*
Binks Manufacturing Co
Borg
37
Gas
&
City Power
Co
Medusa
Eastian-Blessing Co
42
8%
20%
-
.
..
xl5%
Drug
51% Jan
11
11%
Manufacturing Co.—_______ 1
Ashland Oil & Refining Co common—1
Athey Products Corp
4
Avco Mfg Corp—
3
12%
40% Feb
Mar
43
—
Asbestos
35
2,500
39%
50
10
common
15%
153% 154%
154
1,100
»
27%
7.50
Kropp Forge Co
16% Mar
19%
100
26%
High
Jan
.Mar
3%
(Un)
Knapp Monarch Co
Koppers Co Inc
Jan
15%
&
Laughlin Steel Corp
Kellogg
Feb
35
(Un)—*
28%
•
1
Katz
4 % Mar
3%
—
7%
10%
10%
—
200
7%
27%
.15
(Un)
Tel
33%
41
--
19
25%
—
550
33
•
Chemical—5
Low
7,550
19%
Keiley Island Lime Si Transport—;—•
Feb
7
81
Kansas
Jan
29
*
-
(Un)
(111)
33% Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Stand
Copper
Armco Steel Co
27%
16
23%
15
•
(111)
Power
Mar
46
7%
—
1
(Un)
&
400
50c
Laboratories
American Invest Co
American
18
26%
Mar
42
200
18
26
1
Mfg
(Un)
American Airlines
%
18
26 %
5
Alleghany Corp
•''WV
400
•
Mfg Co
Illinois
Iowa
High
Low
Jones
44
Corp
Paper
Tel
Iowa
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
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(J
Admiral
Ltd—
International
Shares
Low
5
Co
&
Packers,
International
of Prices
Sale Price
Minerals
International
Rang* Since Jan. 1
*
8%
for Week
Last
Par
Abbott
International
Sales
Week's
Range
1
Harvester
*
High
19
19%
♦
Co
International
the round-lot transactions only.
III*-
—:
Steamship
'■
— ——
1
—I—
Steel
7%
10
—
Co
Indianapolis Power & Light—
Interlake
8
—50
-
Independent Pneumatic Tool-
EAU CLAIRE
Low
1
Co
Shares
(Ohio)
102% 103
1,400
300
59% Mar
400
90%
Jan
21% Mar
Feb
105% Mar
10
33%
34%
700
33% Mar
38
(Un)
1
22%
22%
200
22
24% Feb
Aluminum Products
5
15
Steel
Spring
Container
Studebaker
Corp
(Un)
common
—1
15%
350
17%
101
17%
200
10 %
10%
500
31%
32 %
500
*
14
Jan
Mar
Feb
15%
Jan
15%
'
Jan
19
Feb
9%
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
35 % Mar
28%
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Volume 173
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(1405),
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES,
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
Par
Sunbeam
Sundstrand
Machine
1—5
Corp (Un)
Tool,
(The)
Utilities Co
Trans
208
So
Union
U
Dorn
Iron
Bros
Wieboldt
Mar
Corp
Jan
Jan
8474
94%
27
2,400
25% Mar
2774
Abbott Laboratories
300
3474 Mar
4074
Jan
23
400
19%
Jan
25
Mar
32
34
600
26%
Jan
35
Mar
2574
300
23
Mar
4%
3,300
4
Jan
•
19
(Un)
1
(Un)
Inc
Corp
.12%
_
Industries
Publishing
Yates-American
12%
Jan
1,450
10% Mar
200
39
11%
1,300
3474
Jan
39
50
15%
Feb
9%
200
9% Mar
&;
1,250
13
13
12% Mar
100
1374
14%
15%
10
Max-
15%
Stan
Tel
San
20
&
(Un)
Co
Corp
(111)
American
Stores
•
353A
American
Tel & Tel
100
154 »/a
Corporation
•
Arundel
Atlantic
City Elec Co
&
Corp
(Un)
12%
4%
12%
'
<
2%
Jan
Light
Co
Bunker
Feb
38
17
"
77%
*
(Un)
Hill
17%
California
21% Mar
2% Mar
I?3/. Jan
400
16V. Jan
18%
512
68%, Jan
8% Mar
348
20%- Jan
816
52 Va *
103%
Ink
(Glen
L)
,
19
Jan
40%
Jan
46
Jan
175
19
Mar
'
(J I)
22
Jan
Chic
23% Mar
9%. Mar
11%. Jan
15% Jan
1
140
10 Va
-
708
11%
457/.
Milw
(Un)
;
318
14 V.
'•24%
'
11% Mar
85
17%. Mar
712
27%
26%
27%
20
21%;
.10
54%
'54%
38
39 Va
28%
27%'
28% ;
•
13%
'1,730
,
.21%
Chrysler
•
6%
2#
___
6%
23
$1.40
dtv
preference
*
common
Reading Co
Scranton-Spring
United Corp
Gas
Brook
Water
Westmoreland
A
Class
.
f
Inc
Jan
Jan
51
51
305
Mar
5874
1%
l'A
650
Jan
1 Va
52%
53%
20
273%.Mar
485
52% Mar
185
35%
Jan
3,208
1,718
26%
-
.♦
5s series A
Jan
"7
/
4074 Mar
-
(Un)
&
Iron
Clark
(D
L) Co
Duquesne Brewing
Corp
Harbison
Home
.
Walker
10
23
708
3 04
21%
Mar
104..
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11
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100
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61
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18 3/4 Mar
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2674
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50
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22%
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126
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1174
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3
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253
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333/a
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285
1,517
17
20
Feb
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•
36
1674
20%
13
Baltimore Transit Co common
74%
353/8
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Baldwin Securities Corp
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Shares
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16 % Mar
Feb
39
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Sale Price
Par
153%
100
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
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Jan
36%
5
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Diesel Engine
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Jan
13 %
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Feb-
60
46
17'A
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1,070
25
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Benguet Cons Mining Corp
Bethlehem Steel
(Un)
Last
64 Va
50
Jan
16
14%
50
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Bendix
Friday
374
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25
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STOCKS
Jan
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23A
17%
100
Top & Santa Fe
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143/4 Mar
30
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Jan
113/4
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Feb
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300
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
27 Va
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Arkansas
13% Mar
13
13
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Anglo Calif Natl Bank
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24
205
15%
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1774 Mar
240
25%
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(Un)
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Feb
25 Va
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Feb
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12
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41% Max-
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1674
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American
Feb
4274
Factors
Power
Anxer
Jan
22 Va
11%
1
•
Bankshares
474
Jan
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1
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43
lo
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American
Feb
Jan
18%
533/4 Mar
37%
38%
~
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59%
3%
100
11%
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common
800
&
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Feb
1,400
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Car
Low
185
25%
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Co
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High
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Mar
52
Jan
11%
5
5
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co
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(Un)
4% Max-
4%
41%
11%
4974
2774
1914
19'A
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74
20
55%
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54%
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Low
Air
Feb
35%
52
Shares
Par
Feb
3474
4%
for Week
of Prices
Admiral Corporation
400
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Feb
40
253/4
4%
_
Wisconsin
World
2174
Exchange
Week's
Last
Feb
2274
•
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Woodall
91
& 25
Carbon
Pictures
Westinghouse
Jan
34
19
3474
1
Street
&
Van
17
400
89%
Inc__
Corp
Warner
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
27
5
Corp
Paramount
Steel
4.000
19
3474
5374
Jan
American
Salle
S
17% Mar
18
5
Corporation
United
400
34%
91
Airlines
Carbide
United
High
32%
Radio
La
18
1874
♦
common
Products
World
42'A
34%
(The)
Trav-Ier
100
1
Timken-Detroit Axle Co
Trane Co
Low
52
25
£
Thompson
San Francisco Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
1774
1774
Co
Texas
Shares
High
52
Sunray Oil
Texas
Low
•
Corp
Swift & Co
MARCH 3D
Sales
,
18%
Feb
It:
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3* ;(i406j'
..
Monday, April 2,1951"
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
sak&ce
STOCKS
Week's
JfftC.
Par
Macy & Co (R H)
Magnavox Co
J
--
Navigation
McKesson &
Meier
Co
Robbins
al7/•
(Un)
Inc
& Frank Co Inc—-
10
Menasco Mfg Co
100
19'A
33'A
Jan
36%
13'/a
Jan
28'A
Jan
225
20%
Feb
Jan
21'A
Feb
44%
Feb
44%
Feb
19'A
Feb
23%
Jan
2.80 Mar
3%
57
19'A
100
100
J
Mindanao
Mother
&
J
&
M
M
Co_
Oil
«fe
Gas
Rights-
Rheem
Port
Montana
Power
Roos
Co
lie
11c
12c
30.300
10c
Mar
14c
Jan
68c
79c
22,950
37c
Jan
83c
Jan
St
12/»c
(Un)
10
Montgomery Ward (Un)
Morrison-Knudsen Co
2%c Mar
l%c Mar
29,500
Joseph
San
•
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Auto
(Un)
Jan
11% Mar
Sears
Roebuck
Jan
23% Mar
Shell
Oil
65
Jan
73%
Feb
648
27
Jan
30%
•
490
27
Jan
34
Jan
v.
635
14
Jan
15
Jan
-
a38'A a38%
167
37
Feb
a43% a43%
20
V8C
American
*
—5
North
American
North
Co
Corp (Un)
Socony-Vacuum Oil (Un)
Feb
37%
Jan
22%
Jan
20% Mar
SoundvieW
27 /4
300
Southern Calif Edison Co com
26'A
Jan
29 %
Feb
9A
200
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
2.75
300
1.95
Jan
19%
435.
19'A Mar
474
21%
130
15% Mar
4.32%
i——
cumulative
So
Jan
preferred
Gas preferred
Calif
Oceanic
Ohio
Edison
Co
Ohio Oil Co
Oliver
Railway
(Un)
*
Pabco
Products
Inc
Rights
6%
5%
25
preferred
Pacific
"1st
Public
Pacific
Tel
Packard
&
Tel
Motor
common
30%
125
20%
11
1,233
19%
32 %
5.056
167
540
28
400
32%
26%
26/4
335
26'A
27 A
507
254
50
28%
Jan
26%
Jan
23%
Feb
28%
Jan
29%
Feb
32%
32%
32%
30
31%
Jan
34%
Feb'-
23%
20 J/4 * 24'A
2,205
11%
11%
11%
550
64%-
64'A
836
15%
25
26'A Mar
29
28%
Jan
-.
McKee
Jan
Company
Water
—
22%
23
590
22
Jan
23%
6
11
4'A
595
Pig'n
Whistle Conv
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd
..Puget
Sound
Pullman
Co
Oil
pfd
7.50
(Un)—
(Un)
10% Mar
12%
25
i/'Y 852
23
115
3'A
100
3% Mar
20%
20%
486
20'A Mar
10%
10%
190
a60% a61%
243
64% Mar
607
77% Mar
Ltd
Rayonler
Incorp
__
28%
Jan
Jan
U
Air
S
100
common
19%
83
1
«.
50
20
81
:
-
Oil
i
•
•.
135
48%
Jan
16%
Jan
;
54%
of Prices
Par
Paper
Bros
class
A
new
25
*
com
preferred
52%
Feb
(Un)
Lines
54'A
Western
Feb.
Life
Insurance
25
25
(Un)
7'A
•-
(Un)
.401
34%
(Un)
19%
19%
425
24%
«
19%
7
19% Mar
,
Algoma
Steel
Aluminium
Aluminum
;
Ltd
Anglo
Co of
Canada
Argus Corp
Can
Bathurst
Bell
Tel
Ltd
Asbestos Corp
4%
pfd
Co
*
"I60
«
__.
Power &
Paper class A
series
Light &
Power
•
British
American
British
Columbia Elec 4%%
pfd—100
Columbia Forest Products
•
British
British Columbia
Oil
1.
30%
610*
28
947A
910
91i/4Mar i"il*;107
24%
25
160
25
79
8%
11%
11%
271
,
271
-
67c
7/,;.
'
.
"
11%
100
r
■
'
11%
common:
Power class
43
..
•
A
__
Mills
15
Jan
13
675
.
•
90
..,'
49
9161
39
Jan
46%
175
40
Jan
47
40 »A
4,520
39%
Jan
41 'A Mar
241/a
4,535
22%
Jan
27
Feb
Jan
34%
Feb
class
31%
1,548
29%
alOO
5
991/2
Jan
100%
7%
3,472
5%
Jan
8%
Feb
Building Products
Bulolo
Gold
31%
51/4
a21%
5%
100
a22
160
11%
11%
32%
8.50
32%
Dredging
~5
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Canada
31%
5%
Forging
class
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada Northern Power
8.50
57ff
Steamship
preferred
63
.20
28
Corp
common
1,348
common
Feb
Feb
35
Feb
33%
325
31%
Jan
8.50
403
6.80
Jan
9.10 Mar
565
54
Jan
74%
33
38
'a41% a41%
.
45
38
39'/a
9%
9%
(H)
common.
Jan
5%
Low
68
37%
391/4 Mar
Jan
22
Mar
35
78
Jan
92
31
63
27
Jan
31
29
,
100
27
Jan
36
Feb
500
17% Jan
22%
Feb
•
99 %
99
;
10
100
Feb
Feb
17%
\ 26
18
355
13%
22'A
Jan
22%
Feb
Smelting
&
*
138
——
*
22
21'A
22
580
16%
—
27%
28
100
27
—*
Co
Seagrams
—
Bridge
——
12%
Jan
31%
Feb
'126'A Jan
701
Jan
1541/4
26%
Feb
Mar
30%
Feb
17%
Feb
Feb
13
1,560
10%
Jan
al3
70
11
Jan
17%
Feb
36'A
36%
50
32'A
Jan
371/2
Feb
28%
*
preferred—-—25
'61'A
'23'A
61
23'A
29%
61
23'A
28'/a
——-•
;
1,025
■<"
al2%
13
36%
-* *'
:
—
27
136% 139%
*
Seal
28% Mar
5,425
*
505
55%
•
Jan
•34
Feb
,
Jan
67
'
'
Coal
Dominion
Corsets
6%
Preferred
——
Glass
common
:—
preferred
Dominion Steel
1
al2'/2
•
43%
100'A 100'A
•
& Coal
Dominion
Stores'Ltd
Dominion
Tar
34
Redeemable preferred
*
Feb
Feb
'
'
64
Jan
67
Feb
50
32% Mar
t
27%
Jan
300
12
Jan
14
Jan
32
Feb
36
Jan
20%
Jan
22
Mar
»21
•
1,819
Y
100
•v'
15
14%
15
33%
341/2
1,025
a34
a34
25
•
——-—*
—
35% Mar
300
32
33%
Dominion Textiles common
Donohue Bros Ltd
Feb
*47-.
102
13%;
34
21
21
•
~23%
♦
13 %
Jan
Jan
34%
13'A
*
:—
common—*
12'A Mar
40 %
100
10
.
23% Mar
25
-
66
•
30%
31
25
class B
_—"
As, Chemical
66-
55
280
;
32'A. 33%
—20
21% Jan
30
a 13
43
Y
;—*
•
Dominion
17o
-
T——
& Steel com
.L—a—
;
-
34%
Feb
13
16%
Feb
Jan
39
Feb
29
..
Jan
29
.3,086
Jan
.35
Feb
Feb
12
Feb
Jan
37%
Feb
Fraser
10
44
Jan
50%
Feb
20'A
Feb
Jan
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred.—20
Foundation
32% Mar
-
25
Mar
18
Jan
25
101
Feb
32'A
11
Jan
Mar
—
Jan
25
30
Jan
23%
78
105 % Mar
Feb
23%
6,923
175
50
High
50% Jan
.."25
Co
105%
Jan
J an
27%
Feb
Co
of
Canada
common.^..
-'a20'A a20'A
,
*
52
Jan
23%
Feb
16
975
14
Jan
....13% Feb
22
1,100
22
Jan
22% Mar
"/•- 17
•
17
-
665
42
50
52
2,927
'95
*95
10
19%
19%
456
al05
'
.20
22
a
42
:
230
15%
•
,
"
-
-
-49%,-
16% Jan
18
Feb
'-*
34%
50
Feb
-"*•
38% Jan
I:
Jan
55%
Feb
95
Feb
'*
Gair
Co
5%
Power
common
100
95
—
*
19%
—
1
preferred
._100
1
preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
15%
16
436
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
Gpjneral
18%
225
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
Gypsum Lime
Steel
Wares
common
95
Feb
17%
Jan
20 V4 Mar
105
15
104%
Jan
108%
20
108%
Jan
111
3.15
-3.15
1,575
20 V*
20
20y2
360
17'A
Jan
20% Mar
24%
24%
24%
1,020
21%
Jan
25
—
& Alabastlne.
A
109% 109%
-100
preferred
5 % %
page 43.
Range Since January 1
High
27%
Distillery class A
&
Sales
,26
Feb
100
Feb't
-
26
Mining
18%
see
<
4'A
Shares
alOO'A alOO'A
Feb
27
'
Feb
tor Week
Low
22%
30%
27
Feb
•
-
271/a
u
Cork
Gatineau
Class A
For footnotes
*
22%
31
'
11%
\
Jan
Jan
39Vs Mar
45%
a90
Jan
17
Feb
Mar /
41>
Jan.
-25
Glass
Dominion
-
*
:•
Jan
/
31
19%
1,518
Feb
52%
-
Mar
34%
9% Mar
R»nre
a85
30
105% 105'A
27
Feb
25
44%
Week's
31
100
45
Feb
Jan
195
4%
of Prices
a85
21%
31
.100
•
242
'/
a20'A
Electrolux
Corp
—.1 ,* 15%
Estabrooks (T H)f 4.16% pfd—_i___25
~ ;—
t amous Players Canadian Corp
* ►
I7
19'A
Jan/.
311
•
45'A " 45.'A;
a22
Mar
1
Jan
'"
a22
28
19%
31
2,004
70
50
33
Jan
16%
v
"
v
38%
555
44%
52'A
100
;
'
38%
30%
12
Jan
'
29%
91c
7 6%
7
Jan
20% Mar,,
7"
922
28%
33
Mar
v
Jan
752
7 20% 20%
la51% a51%
60
Plow
Dryden Paper
64
12
•
_—
common^—.
Foundry
Feb
15%
8'A
4%
14
2,232
280
•
Dominion
Feb
Jan
420
67c
2,640
57
28
•
19%
Ltd
6%
24
Jan
.
Feb
14% Mar
57%
21%
common— .10
.50
Bronze
32
Jan
'
*
—
5%
preferred
Canadian Canners
Canadian Car &
Jan
4% Jan
19
13%
11% Mar
33%
-
30'A
A
Capidlan Breweries
Canadian
:
28%
'
/%>•
Canada
1,085
—
•
Feb
•
Vickers
Class B
Feb
7%
Feb
9%
12'A
29
'1 ■
Dominion Foundries
31
'3%
30% Mar
Too
1
Feb
alOO
7%
Corby
Crown
Feb
Jan
220
4%
1—25
77
1
Distillers
a22
A
*53%
Feb
8
270
80
Jan/
Jan
86% Mar7
315
—
•
common
Consolidated Textile Mills
Feb
441/4
7*7.
Mar
■Y ' 3%
-
Feb
13%
47%
"
Jan
25
preferred
Cdckshutt
Feb
Jan
23%
31
"lJan
9
77
40
24%
43
73
46%
40'A
40
880
48
48
43
63
7
I'
22%
Jan 7 *
Mar
200
69c
29% Mar
•'-19%' Jan
18%
Feb
Jan
7 Feb
40
231/4 Jan
"
1,184
«
39%
.
30% '30%
Locomotive
Consumers
11%
Jan
221/2
Jan
41
1125
common
—
-Consolidated
!jJan
84%
31%
———:
Ltd
Class B
*
11
'.
11%
Class' BBruck
W Jahvfi"ftT/14
84
11%
1
8
,
Feb
,7714%7'14%
*
preferred
Cottons
Canadian
Jan
25
59%
Jan
161
-5%.''••
5
7,?!'Y 15
15
341/4
1,105
13%
8
210
.
80
3%
Last
Canadian Pacific Railway
?syia?n h'iVl" 351/2 Feb
7
Jan
19'A Mar
537
1
preferred
Y/'i ' V'
24% iVIaf!i 26 'A : Feb
11%
•:
6%
<5%
Feb
I,//!■■ i''""*
34%
100
•
Canadian Oil Companies common..
Feb
94
•
—25
Traction
21
Jan
Feb
30
series
Canadian
251/4 Mar
29%-
pfd__. ._50
common
Feb
94%
*
4%%
...'<y-.il
Feb
•
MARKETS
Canadian
High
8'A
Feb
35%
7 20%
85%
24
1,400
28
68c
!,
—
50c
Co common
$1.00
29%
.25
Telephone
Brazilian
•
*
Amalgamated Electric Corp
.tan
Mar
Mar
94
Jan
54% Mar
1,034
20
a20% a20%
1
common
36
.
19'A
".-•."•-5
5
Yellow Cab
Range Since Jan. 1
.
81
54%
7
Jan
LISTED
5,974
54%
11%
36%
$1.75
375
35
Jan
16% Jan
>,
125
16%
3%
Western Union
83% Mar
32%
•w
1
Department Stores
Canadian Celanese
866
71/4
>; ■'
Mar
32 % Mar
•
257-
a34% a35%
1
Inc
Western Pacific RR
.
20% Mar
■
•
Mar
35
80
;
5
common
Feb
60'A
43
17'/a
50
;
—100
Sugar
Western Air
Jan
V
1
Indies
33'A
Feb
Mar
*
Jan
41 .42'A
10.^
(Un)
West
46%
Low
Pel
13
33
28
Mar
42
34 %
7 21%
140
Friday
4,087
Feb
105'A Mar
Jan
46
a2l a21%
Feb '
High
54%
7
Mar/
7
(Un)—;——.5
Pictures
Coast
,
54%
-20
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
New
Low
•
common
28
,
11
>
$1.50 preferred
30
•
11
Sale Price
Shares
Feb
Jan
11
——*.
Oil
Sugar Co
West
for Week
Sale Price
Feb
61%
96
1,309
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com(Un)_l
STOCKS
'
64
80
566
a24% a24%
20
•^
1
Co—
I
'—1
Preferred
Sales
Range
Feb
14%
'
'
a35'A
Par
Last
49%
;
34%
..h
Canadian Funds
Week's
Feb
44% Mar
3,837
i.
I
-
54%
36
45'A
■
Feb
25%
16%
a24%
47% Mar
OH
30c
Jan
■
common
Feb
7
Jan
Feb
23%
32%
Telegraph (Un)—1—* -/a41%
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)—
12%',
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
1
9'A
Woolworth (F W)
(Un)_-—10'
;Y*Y-
62%
Jan
30c
19'A
10
Westates Petroleum
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
—;
34% Jan
13
77
a89% a91'A
Equipment
Montreal Stock Exchange
Abitibi Power &
Feb
a—
—-
40
200
a34'A a34'A
16%
5
—
Wells Fargo Bank & U TI
12%
'
a—
-11
a90%
(Un)__z,—*,
Inc
Consolidated
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH
STOCKS
Jan
73%
18
-
11
12'A
Victor
82%
Jan
'
a31'A a32'A
„
25
(Un)
Feb
CANADIAN
Friday
12 V*
Mar
Mar
-
al00%al02%
common. 10
Inc.
Carbon
Corp
Utah-Idaho
Feb
68%
•
Jan
1,278
.
241/4 Mar
Mar
44%
•54-
2
Jan
26
25%, Jan
45%? Jan
155
47%
na
7
6
83
47%
—
;
•
745
:
a47% a48%
—
—
-
6%
29'A
28%
&
Lines
Steel
Universal
Feb
4%
Jan
9%
150
a42% a43'A
•
pfd
10
6%
~Y:
*
-
77%
9
•"$42%
(Un)
6%
77%
/
Jan
15
11%
63%
31
a60% a61%
__
__
_25
—
;—i
—.
__
Airlines
Carbide
United
6% Mar
21'A
11%
23
3'A
—
*
L>
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Railway Equipment & Realty
Co
->1
(Un)———20 /
Pulp & Timber
Inc
Pure
prior
;
(Un)
United Gas Corp (Un)—x
United Paramount Theatres
Feb
113
Jan
<■
30c
44%
.10
.1
Associated
TransWorld
Union
15% Mai
77%
(Un)—
Jan
Jan
14'A
5%
30c
18%
.10
21%
19'A
445
—
Y
Union Oil Co of California common__25
Jan
12% al2%
,.
al02'/8
-1
—
Union Sugar
693
a61
35
330
a23% a23%
7„
„1
Co
United Aircraft Corp
103
31
'
.25
(Un)
Feb
15
*
J
Feb
80
a
*
/
■
"•
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(Indiana)—
9%
105
Jan
9%
25
Co
Jan
20 A
33'Ac
"
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new
7'A
102
;
20
20'A
al2'At
a
31"
-
„
15
812
—
Oil
Oil
(Un)
Tide
•;
53% Mar
14%
—
Co of Calif
Transamerica Corp
Jan
26% Mar
Jan
al5%
-1
(Un)
of N
Texas
Feb
~
23
Feb
.Feb..,.'
Mar"''
33%
*
Inc
Super Mold Corp
Swift & Co (Un)—
Feb
20%
—
49
Feb
28%
Jan
171
103
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Feb
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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39
(1407)
CANADIAN
LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH SO
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33%
—-
1st
Feb
1,175
133/i Mar
Feb
96
Lake
Bonville
Jan v
113A Jan
100
—25
convertible
6%
3,650
.100
Mines
Bellekeno Mines
*
$5
8%
pfd—-100
class
Corp
Gold
Bordulac
32%
—————
Products
Jan
•
Breweries
Chtbougam
Bob's
Feb
100
—10
Fabrics
400
2.40
Mines Ltd
Beatrice Red
Feb
32%
22
Bathurst Pow & Paper Co
7%
Feb
18%,Jan.:
.—5
Scotia
Auto
7%
7%
64%
Ltd
Hotel
Band-Ore
Feb
.21
Jan,
&
Metals
Ascot
Feb
145
25%
•-
1,610
98
18%
•
9
Belding-Corticelli Ltd
31%
61
1st pfd
Power
Mining Stocks—
Jan
.100
——j-
Development
Jan
2.15
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Anacon Lead
Jan
20%
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Montreal
Steels
28
1
Jan
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360
Feb
45%
193/4
10
Anglo-Nfld
31
27
(Can)
Canada
Woods
55
♦
10
19%
*
30%
2.15
preferred
Corporations
Feb
105%
Banks—
•
16% JPeb
Feb
Canada
Jan
Jan
al93/4
Too
preferred
'
Jan
Jan
9
61%
.10
6%
(Jack)
37%
19%
common,.. —
Canadienne
■.
11
10 %
*
Products Ltd
Jan
'
.
Jan
710
Feb
Paper
2nd
parvt
Watson
31%
al9%
Ltd
Toronto
200
13
A_—*
—-
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1,577
82
—
26
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Royal
10%
12
Mar
15%
—
Transvision-Television
Feb
a52
143
-
Gooderham & Worts.
Nova
Feb
10%
12
Mills Ltd
Feb
60
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com—*
common
—
75
84
:—
58% Jan
*
Wilsils
Commerce
20
65
(Can) Ltd common
90%
V20 ..-Jan
60
Power
common
64
Jan
Ltd
Bearings
20
56%. Jan
1511
127 /
105 105%
60
*
Cotton
Ltd
64
Feb
Limited
Mar
1,125
39
a20
—100
Walker
5%
Jan
64
12
L—;——
c
n
United
13%
20
Weston
Zellers
41%
60
Southern
a
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37
a39
common
Jan
11
com
4%
Ontario
&
Royal
6%
Jan
19%
l
13%
Corp
5preferred
37%
200
class
Ltd
Power Corp of Can
Jan
38
1
r—
Winnipeg Electric
260
Feb
16%
Jan
13%
A
common
38%
a63
——_—1
Oil
Consolidated
Wabasso
Feb
38%
12%
_—
Feb
—
Steel
Mar
38%
—*
Light & Power-—
Nova Scotia
Light & Power com
6%/ preferred
•
Orange Crush Ltd—
Feb
14
20
"■■N;-
•
Thrift Stores Ltd Z
United
31
90
*
Newfoundland
Feb
73%
<
27% Mar:.
..
106
a20
105%
common
5<7c
Jan
Jan
Feb
56
Jan
613/4
99
______
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16
73
'
173/4
1,112
com
Preferred
Supertest
40% Mar
Jan
80
200
Feb
32%
-
Jan
1,275
70
50
Power
of. Canada
Canada
33
Royal Metal Co Ltd—
Mount
Jan
24%
49
preferred
Co
60
31
85
a63
Inc
Canada
Central
Steel
a40
29
84
12%
Corp
Feb
■
Jan
24
1
Chemical
a38
,
Feb
Mar
*
Ltd
Co
Distilleries
Paper
Minnesota
9
Jan
69
*
__———
Canada
14
Mar
273/4
-
843
a23
a53 a54%'
25
preferred
Standard
Jan
pfd—100
7%
Canada
of
(Alfred)
Jan
8%
29%
1st preferred
&
Southern
10
(Frank W) class A
International Paints (Can) Ltd A
Mar
70
*
class A
class
100
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
24%
Voting trust certificates..
Simpsons
11%
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd—
—*
Maritime Teleg & Tel Co common__10
•
preferred
Breweries
11%
Jan
1
common...;
Williams
39%
Jan
33 % Mar
10
.76%
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-
preferred
Jan
*
Co
Lakes
Belle
Sherwin
32 %
38'
—*
:
4% %
5,589
28
100 % Mar
12,365
28%
76%
—
preferred
/Series
35
28 %
14% Mar
1,985
a30
•
Water
34%
1.10 Mar
253/4 Mar
-
Mar
60
28%
—*
2nd
'
Mar
35
Co class A
Westeel
Bhawinigan
Mar
40
Jan
26%
26
50%
.
/
Co Ltd common.
preferred
26
Jan
*
'
19%
,—
preferred
Lawrence Paper
Feb
30%
Jan
28
35
100
;
Jan
100% 100%
——
1st
Jan
22%
30
Horner Ltd
Mar
60
Paper 4%
preferred-——100
Royalite Oil Co Ltd-*
St
80c
134
Mfg Ltd
Ford
Mar
12
11%
—
Corp
349
Paper Co Ltd
Federal Grain
Jan
33%
Transport
Lawrence
Jan
Feb
Holland
8t
6.00
40
Eastern Steel Products Ltd—.
16%
—*
$1.60
Feb
Jan
4.75
26
*
Jan
661
50%
•
——
Knitting
1.00
1.00
Worsteds
11
11% Mar
19%
Power
Regent
Feb
Jan
80c
25
Steel
&
Reitmans
Quebec
'
117
Jan
1.00
*
Donnacona
37
33%
Power. Corp of Canada
Price
Feb
115
39%
Corp
Feb
20
—-———._*
Co
8%
'
Tubes
River
Jan
25
A
27%
Feb
common—5
common...
Development
Jan
6%
39%
*
*
Jan
Jan
*
I
Mills
Mar
4.40
•
Moore
National
14
Jan
—*
21%
Jan
25
—
High
Feb
3.70
Ltd_*
Co
Structural
22
—————-
common
550
Woollens
9
———.—100
7$) preferred
5%
Dominion
Jan
15%
40
Tramways
Breweries
A
sec
—
McColl-Frontenac
preferred
5
-
"
Dominion
175
.26%
Montreal Telegraph
13,600
Feb
17
a27%
*
1.00
Mar
50
400
;
Locomotive
85c
1.00
Dominion
19%
34%
A—
10
Feb
19%
19%
24%
class
117
Jan
125
12%
—
117
__
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd
Ltd
9,320
29
32%
V
* i
8 Via
a38
all all-%
100
—.
7%
50
16
a
8
_—
Jan
20
*
360
Class. B
*
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum.—*
Feb
6
Mar
26
4.05
*
_—
Lithograph Mfg
Consolidated Paner Corp Ltd
Crain
Mar
23
42%
Jan
50
5
.
Jan
92
*
10
4.00
13
133/4 Mar
Jan
8
Mar
37%
20%
Low
al4
4.05
100
B
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
al4
•
common
Standard
Preferred
Feb
30
Feb
28
25
common
<Robt)
Flour
Low
1
class
25%
com—*
common
new
Wire
Shares
Jan
Fleet
class
Breweries
Niagara
for Week
com—*
Company
13
Mar
24% Mar
10
12
*
——.
Export
Montreal
Inv
Western. Lumber Co^
Cassidy's Limited 7% preferred
"
100
common
Class B
Powell
5,560
a85
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Placer
39% Mar
38 %
30%
common
preferred
Ogilvie
27%
37%
ctfs———*—-
Ltd
Massey-Harris
National
Canadian
38
*
Montreal
Jan
30
common!
shares
Corp Ltrl
Morgan
62
640
a85
B
Molsor
55% Mar
58 %
30%
common
Paper
Public
Mitchell
Marconi
57
—5
the Woods
MacMiiian
5%
Canadian
57%
100
J.—L
frac
Mailman
Feb
24%
International Utilities Corp
Class
89
12%
24%
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power common
Bros
Jan
12
preferred
Lewis
67
12
6%
preferred
International Nickel of Canada
of
Inter
24 %
common—,
International Bronze
LaKe
Canadian
421
87"
Feb
com—__*
Corp
preferred
Jamaica
86
19%
5
—_—
Coal
International
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
Consolidated
Intercolonial
Bearer
Hiah
12%
25
com
—
$4.25 preferred
7%
low
25
Claude
Tobacco
4%
8%
High
15%
*
Bay Mining & Smelting———•
Imperial Oil Ltd—
;
*
*
15 Ms
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•
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Imperial
Week's
Last
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Smith
Low
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
North
Denison
Gold
36%
Jan
O'Brien
26%
Feb
29
Jan
Pato
21
Jan
25
Feb
Perchcourt
33
Jan
37%
Jan
70
Jan
34
Mar
Pitt
Cons
Gold
Mines Ltd——
Mines
Gold
Gold
Ltd———
Dredging
Fields
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Ltd-
„1
1.30
3,800
3.10
3.10
200
55c
50c
55c
23,500
4c
4c
500
27c
20c
30c
8,100
„1
„1
.
-1
1.25
2.45
Jan
Jan
40c
Jan
3c
Feb
1.65
3.25
90c
7c
nr.
-1
19 %c Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
Tnn
•
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1408)
.
Monday, April 2, 195f
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CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
MARCH 30
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
.<
Friday*
STOCKS'
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Last
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;
Quebec Smelting & Refining-;——1
Quebec
Yellowknlfe
Gold
Mines—
a35c
Jan
51c
Jan
Brantford
17Vic Jan
25c
Jan
Class.
a40c
900
20c
22c
5,000
3.00
.
Pa/
High
3.40
2,100
16c
3.05
19c
15,000
500
4%c
100
24 Vi Mar.
11,500
9%c Jan
16c
Jan
18c
5
Vic
5 Vic
25%
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd———,—*
Royran Gold Fields Ltd—
£
1
Low
25%
25%-
.
10c 10 Vic
31c
2.45
Jan
16c
Brantford
3.40 Mar
Feb
tfraaillan
8c
Feb
Brewis
Red
2.9 Vi
(T
50o
50c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Sigma Mines
(Quebec)
Mar
Feb
Ltd
Mines
Ltd-.-
Mines
Ltd
1
Gold
♦
Stadacona Mines (1944) Ltd
Standard
Gold
Rock
500
1.40
Jan
3.45
2,400
2.90
Jan
6.65
100
•
1.57
1.57
1.06
Mines
Iron
•
Ltd—
1
Mines
Sullivan Cons
;
Tiblemont Gold Fields Ltd—.
Torbrlt Silver Mines Ltd
United Asbestos Corp Ltd——;
Ltd
20,200
a40c
667
7 Vic
2,000
8.50
700
7.90
Lake
Feb
2.90
24V»'
•
1
;
—
•
—
Oil
American
30%
common^—
'
21
—
6,500
21
Ventures
,
Ltd
3.00
1
pfd—;
100
preferred
30%. 31 %"
1
„
100
Jan
1.59 Mar
British
1.30 Mar
45c
Packers
class
7%c
Vinray Malartic
Power
■
•
class A_
V
>•.
.
1
•
,
Broulan
Bruck
15%-
11%
—
33%
30
1
Westville
Mines
28 V*
Feb
11%
11%
11%.
8VaC
9c
1
1.57
1.45
1.62
•
1.05
Jan
Buffalo
Canadian
300
15% Feb
Buffalo
Red
2,000
7%c Mar
13c
Building Products
4%c
2,000
2Vic
5%c Feb
96c
Mar
10%
1.20
Jan
Jan
Jan
Bulldog
10
10
Feb
-
42c
6.100
35c
Feb
45c
Jan
Burns <fc
24c,
—
1
25c
2,500
24c
Mar
33c
Jan
Burrara
10
1,000
4c
4c
500
1.09
1.09
300
4c
__
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Mar
3%c
•
14
Feb
6c
•
Anaconda
♦
Oil
Co
Ltd
6.30
Leduc
Oils
Ltd
6.20
Feb
Co
Gaspe
Oil
Ventures
Ltd
Jan
8.90
Feb
12%
600
38c
4,000
33c
Jan
38c
Exploration
Pacific
•
Pan
Petroleums
23c
Jan
31c
20%
1.03
Jan
Feb
14% Feb
12c
1.20
Jan
5c
,
1.70 Jan
•
Jan
23c
.
Jan
Jan
38c
Jan
31
Feb
9c
Jan
17 %c
35
Feb
Jan
29C
Jan
1.48
8.90
300
6.15
Jan
Calvan
1,500
1.35
Jan
1.48
1.50
1,500
17
2,673
597
1.70
Jan
2.82
Ltd™*
1.40
1.35
1.42
47,500
1.24
Jan
*
4c
1.45
Jan
1.65
Jan
14
18% Mar
Jan
4c
4c
4,000
Mar
7c
8c
13,000
7%
23
Feb
44
J
Mar
Jan
8% Mar
6c
Jan
18
100
16%
Feb
13
690
7.50
Jan
12%
Feb
39c
271,750
5c
1.06
Jan
21,350
80c
Jan
3,100
21c
Jan
.
37c
29c
1.27
•
27 Vac
•
Ltd
1.25
1.37
26c :27 %c
9.50
9.65
200
36c
36c
500
36c
Mar
1
1.05
1.05
1.10
1,242
85c
Jan
1.60
1.06
1.10
9,500
85c
Jan
Jan
10
A
2.35
2.60
52
52%
15
62%
63
116
20
class
28 Va
28 Va
■
10c
Jan
'
.
Feb
Mar
'
Permanent
'
1.37 Mar
32c
Feb
Bank
Canadian
22
40
51
195
41
41
70
34
185
32
26
Jan
6%
50
Feb
'29%
,
.
Jan
75
' Mar
19%
Jan
56
;
28 Va Mar
25
7%
705
'2.90
Jan
Jan
33%
20
Jan
Mar
22%
Jan
Feb
8
Jan:
Mar
51%
40% Mar
Feb
44
Feb
36%
Mar
Jan
50
105
43%
Jan
54%
Jan
33
33
125
24%
Jan
37%
Feb
45%
45
45%
93
43%
Jan
50
Feb
10
10
10
200
9
Jan
10
Feb
50
•
'
HIlO
Commerce
of
60
5.00 Mar
Jan
49
50
34
IHEo
Bakeries
Canadian
105
:H-
2.10
Jan
53%
7%
SS Lines common..
Mortgage
vtj
25%
3.90
21%
51
#
^
CO
25%
O
A.
——.—
Preferred
Exchange
5,300
2.40
62%
__<r
Canada
Toronto Stock
3,800
52%
•
'
Stone
Canada
Canadian
4.75
50
preferred.
—
Packers
Class
Feb
4.60
—
Canada
Jan
B
Iron Foundry common-*1—10
#
Machinery
•
Malting
Canada
Feb
49c
class
Crushed
Canada
1.10 Mar
7.80
4.75
—1
Bread
Cement common—
Canada
4%C Feb
"H-
„•
Jan
■>
11 %c :11%C
11 Vac
1
Oils
Canada
Feb
__<■
__
Jan
40
55
18
7c
—
•
•
Petroleums
Preferred
1.42 Mar
1
18
90
8
8
#
preferred
Canada
2.29 Mar
1.80
Western Oils Ltd
2nd
Canada
8.90 Mar
2.30
16
>f
110
44
44
44
1
Linen
Campbell Red Lake
8.50
1.80
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Superior Oils Ltd—
-
3,000
•
Calmont Oils
2.70 Mar
16
1
_
6.50 Feb
Feb
Jan
1.80
•
;
Ltd—
Ltd
24c
22c
-
& Edmonton
Calnorth
Mar
4,000
2.30
J
"
515
20%
<■
„—.
A
Callinan Flin Flon
Feb
2.35
2.25
__
1
6.65
*
Home Oil Co Ltd
National Petroleums
Corp Ltd
New British & Dominion Oil
Omnitrans
5,500
22c
•
class
Caldcr Bousauet
25%c Mar
27c 27 Vic
;;
*
40
Jan
Mar
38c
„
•
4.75
22c
2.30
„
•
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Garnet Oils Limited
950
13,725
38c
„*
—
6.30
all% all%
*
Dalhousie Oil
Co
Ltd
Decalta Oils Ltd—
5%C
33%
23c
32%
i—in
Gold
class A
Calgary
24Vic 25Vic
24Vic
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd.*
Central
Feb
32%
'r
Jan.-
3%
Feb
Jan
1.48
1.09 Mar
' '
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
'
27c
5c
32%
27c
•
Burlington Steel
38c
38c
1
_
Stocks—
Jan
fr%c Mar
3,425
43,300
nnii
Lake
Yellowknife
Caldwell
Oil
.
15
4.10 Jan
6,000
B
1
Feb
Feb
16% Mar
Jan
70c
35
9c
7%c
„
1
Ltd
Yukeno Mines
2.20
-
Jan
Oc
Jan
13%- Jan
18,100
1
class
90 7
Feb
ny2
8,200
Jan
" 101%
5%c
2,335
1-05
•
Mills
Jan
1,530
5%
99c
-
Mart-.-.
9%
5%
1.04
84
99"
200
32
31
5'/4
Porcupine
4%c
__
•
Western Ashley Minerals Ltd
Amulet Mines Ltd
Wendell Mineral Products
c
5c
Jan
Jan
I
28
29%*JanV— * 34% Feb
'
6,150
Buffalo Ankerite
3.70 Jan
Mar
1.20
16c
Mar
f'-
-
Waite
,
22,700
Jan
Jan
9c
21
25
70
7%C
31%
*
Class B
Jan
Jan
94c
"HI
1
Mines Ltd
2.05
4c
Feb
15 Vi Mar
"
2,155
,84"
15%
•
Columbia
-
7Vic
(A__
B
British
84
100% 100 Vi"
-
,
Jan
12c
10.75
Columbia
Class
7%c
__
Ltd—.
15.000
12%
27% Feb
Jan.
Jan
4%%.-
11%
l.oi
•
Mines
6,400
4 Vic
1.95
1,98
1
—
Vllbona Gold
3.15
4c
__
Mar
14% Jan
25
Buffadison Gold
1
,
12
17% Feb
22
5,130
llC-^
10c
■
British Columbia Forest Producti
Jan
2iV*
w
475
15%
23%
High
•
-
15%-Feb-
25
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6.65 Mar
Jan
38c
Lo»
250
12"
"
British Columbia Elec 4%
Mar
4.65
7 Vic Mar
,16
12
:14i%
Traction
Jan
1.00
60c
8.46
3.05
7c
1.75
-
6.65 Mar
7 Vic
__
1
Jan
a36c
__
1
;.
Mines
a36c
4c
400
1.00
1.05
\
,
Steep
23,500
1.65
3.20
■
1
Slscoe
,
3,40
5c
1.65
1
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6.05
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Quebec Chlbougamau Goldfields
1
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Sales-
Range
Sale Price
Par
,
Week's
~
25%
25
26
930
25
Mar
28 %
Feb
19%
19%
19%
1,700
17
Jan
20%
Feb
27
26%
27
680-
24%
Jan
27%
15%
15%
16
265
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
17 Va
17%
18 Va
200
16
Jan
19
Feb
57%
57
60
21
21
42
40 Va
43
250
63
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63
20
Canadian Funds
Friday
Canadian
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Canadian
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Canners
Car
common
•
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Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Feb
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<■-V- 'Par
Abitibi
Power
$1.50
&
Paper
common—;
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High
Canadian
New
Celanese
*
54%
Vi
54%
2,940
42%
Jan
61
20
25
24%
25
2,900
24%
Jan
25% Mar
Canadian
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19%
19 Vi
19%
525
Canadian
Food
—„—II100
20%
103'%
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A
——
II
——
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103 103%
7%
7
19 Vi Mar
110
7%
100%
2,135
7
Feb
Acadia-Uranium
Acme
Gas
&
Alberta
Pacific
Algoma
1
—
Oil
Yellow
II.IIIIIl
Cons..
_1
1
III—III
91
24%
104
Feb
Mar
Feb
Canadian
Feb
8%
95
1.15
37c
'
Mar
61c
—
Jan
45c
1
1
1.00
35%
Mar
107%
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26Vi
—
Jan
26c
Jan
1.04
4,500
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2.75
12,575
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6.25
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1.14
13c
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6,465
4.60
Jan
6.65
10%
Jan
13%
4,000
49,155
18c
Jan
38c
Jan
74 %c
Feb
58c
55c
58c
32c
Jan
5%c
7c
9,200
5c
Jan
13c
13c
1,500
12c
Mar
20c
22c
2,000
13 Vic
Jan
1.1
11%
940
.*
28c
31c
18,200
23c
13c
15c
14,000
lie
2.35
95,250
12%
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Montreal
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Nova
of Toronto
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29c
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Mar
Feb
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
3.00
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Jan
74c
Jan
30c
Feb
20c
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8,500
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8%
50
1.15
__
12c
82c
Jan
16c
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500
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8
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1.02 Feb
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25
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22c
37,900
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72c
Mar
80c
87c
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1.70
1.80
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25%
40
26
27%
—
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7c
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1.46
25
Jan
Feb
17
Mar
33c
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98c
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1.98
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25%
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26
Mar
10c
Jan
Consolidated Bakeries
Mar
36c
Jan
Consolidated Beattle Mines—:
3.65
Jan
Consolidated Cent
11c
Mar
840*
32
22% Jan
* Feb
3%c
4c
5,000
1.50
400
2.00
20c
Conduits National
—
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—
2.00
2.10
13%
13%
13%
1.35
1.35
200
1.35
Jan
61c
67c
14,100
56 %c
Jan
80c
Jan
10c 10 %c
4,700
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
3V4C
Jan
Gc
Feb
1.45 Mar
1.60
Feb
1,375
1,85
Jan
2.35
Feb
200
9V2
Jan
13% Mar
3.30 Mar
15%
Feb
15 Vic Mar
Coniagas. Mines
Coniaurum
5
—
Mines
*
—
30c
Jan
2
—
-
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500
5%c Jan
12c
Jan
29
1,185
1
Consolidated Duquesne
28% Mar
32%
Feb
39%
40
575
39% Mar
46
Jan
Consolidated Howey
Consolidated Lebel Oro
38
43
Consolidated
40
760
1.05
9,750
88c
88c
500
80c
Jan
95c
Jan
59c
62c
39,600
46c
Jan
75c
Feb
46
44 Va
47
210
40%
Jan
47
Feb
25
25
85
17
Jan
27%
11%
11 Va
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10%
Jan
12
Jan
40
40%
4,864
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Jan
500
7c
Feb
97c
1.05
20,250
88c
Jan
42c
1.04
7%
Jan
Jan
Feb*
9
-
78c
-
Jan
87 %c
Mar
Jan
1.24
Feb
Mining
1
1
35c
2,000
35c
Mar
47c
47c
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38c
Mar
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1
8%c
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8.833
8c
Jan
10%c-Jan
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139
136
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1.20
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140
1.25
1.25
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126
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52c .-'Jan-
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Feb
Jan
1.32
Jan
,
48c
48c
50c
22
525
41c
44c
4c
7%
39%
11,150
21 Vi
43c
Consolidated
Consumers
Quebec
100
Gas
161
5
*
2.44
2.30
2.44
7,060
•
13%
12 Va
13%
1,575
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12%
13
500
Class
B
Cosmos
—
Imperial
45c
Jan
Mar
41% Mar
70c
Feb
Feb
22
41c
Jan
68C
Feb-
5 Vic
6,300
4c
Mar
7%
50
7c
Jan
——-60
-
15c
17;G00-
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4,863
5 Vic
5 Vic
16
13c
6c
11.100
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15c
16c
8%c
9c
5,832
6.60
6.50
6.60
435
Jan
12%c Jan
45c
5c
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
17
■\
Davies
Feb
Decalta
21c
Feb
Delhi
67c
i-i.;
9c
Jan
Delnite
Jan
17c
Mar
Dei
13c
Jan
8.00 Jan
Oils
—
Gold
Producers
\
Feb
11
Jan
17%
Feb
Jan
19c
Mar
Mar
•"45c
-Jan
;Mar.
130
124
124
126
98
13c 15%c
17.8GC
10 %C
24 %c
12c
29,000
26c
6,800
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27c
22
75
9
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600
25fVaC 27VaC
35.500
17^%C
21c
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9
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1.45
1.45
1.20
1.10
1.25
13,100
1
18 VaO
17c
19c
23,200
500
17%
124-
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11c
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18c
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—
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36c
35c 38 %c~
-
13,619
22
Jan
8V^
21c
Feb
Mar
23c
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Feb
22c
Jan
32c
20% Jan
24
Jan
Feb
Feb
-
10%
-Jan
32c
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Feb
28c
1.25- Jan
1.95
Jan
29c
Jan
-
1.65
Feb
Jan
Jan
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12%c Feb-
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Jan
10c
1
:
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2.50
17%
'30c
1
Ltd
Minerals
165%
Jan
Jan
355
14c
0
Ltd—1
Mines
Mines.
Rio
Detta
Ltd
(Temagami)
1.75
4,800
.*
—
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10 Va
2,500
34c
*
A
B
Feb
Mar
Jan
1
160
1.30 Mar
19
30c
1
Petroleum
Class
8c
€.00
——
—
D'Aragon Mines
6c
8.500
8%c
14 %
Jan
-1
-—:—-1
——100
Patricia
19
1.20 Mar
16 Vac 17 Vac
*
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Crowshore
Davis Leather class
7
59c
-80c
Mills
Mines
Pershing
Feb
5.300
Crown
—:
—1,
160
1,060
Corby (H) Distillery class A
Croinor
20%
•
10 V4C Feb
Feb
40%
18,200
8%c
8V8
1
1.80
t
6%c
38
100
56c
8%c
55c
,
'
28 Va
1.00
8%
52 Vac
—*
;;
Cadillac
6 Vac
33
62c
1
Consolidated Cordusun Oils —
Mar
21c
87c
Petroleum
1,041
18c
Jan
—
9.100
12,175
>80c
1.72
„—
11,000
20c
Jan
Com moil
21c
18c
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42c
1.45
cCplQmac
3.30
Jan
13c
2,683-
21c
-25
—
Consolidated Astoria
2.90
24,000
'
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20c
Jan
Mar
1.45
13,006
8c
47c
8c
-1
3.25
2.35
Jan
Jan
96c
1.26
7c
45c
17
Willans
3.25
7%c
1.25
Jan
nm(crb
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Lode-Silver
7c
-1
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23
32%
Jan
2.05
75c
46c
-1
7%c
-1
-1
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Feb
Jan
102
.
Mar
13%
300
12c
—
1
Ltd:
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7c
16
;
101
600
18 %C 19 %C
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7c
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60c
common.
11c
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Bordulac
56c
—
Citra-Lartic
Cochenour
common
preferred
Bobjo Mines —
Bo a vi lie
60c
^^1.
*
1
13% Mar
A
Bonetai
17,950
—
1,500
21%
class
Gold
Biltmore
2.45
_50c
;
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Crestaurura
Bidgood Kirkland
2.45
2.30
^
3,130
0
~~I_I~~I"~~
Sons
1.25
2.36
2.45
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Gold
Bar
Cobalt
11%
■
&
Chimo
Circle
Feb
1
0
Telephone
Bevcourt
1.25
2.45
Research
.Feb
..I-aV's
60c
A~~~~
B
Bellekeno
Jan
Conwest Exploration
class
Bros
Jan
23%
18
Wines
tiPpchrane Dunlop preferred
2,.05 Janq
9
•
88c
Mining
Power
36%
81 Vac
;
-
Jan
99
19c
Che'sterville Mines
20Vic Jan
1.04
—IIIHIIIII
Co Ltd
Chemical
'
8Vic Jan
■■
Bank
Barymin
(18
115
11,329
*
12c
29
755
101
27%
101
1
3.20
40
22%
17
Ltd
14%
.10
Jan
Jan
101
Gold
14 Vi
.10
26 Va
63 %C
1
55,000
10,300
-1
—-II
HI
Scotia
200
3,050
25%
mil
3.00
20C
28
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11c
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1
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;
14c
8 Vic-
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66c
17%
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Cheskirk Mines
/vt;
Aumaque
70
22%
—100
:
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Co
Chateau-Gai
Feb
5 Vic
14 s
Jan
56%
Feb
917
20c 21 Vic
11%
Jan
Feb
100
Porcupine
Centremaque
Feb
6.45
2.29
HIII
Bank
39 %c
11%
20c
1
--,-1
Mines
Mar
Feb
23%
51
27
25
Vickers
Leduc
Central
Feb
5.95
-_10
Aubelle Mines
Bankfield
25c
—1
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45,300
68
Mar
Or
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—
Yellowknlfe
?
Jan
21
22%
""*100
_
Trethewey
Central
Feb
3.15
Jan
50%
27%- Jan
28
65c
_*
common
Feb
11%
(1937)—
Steels
Bagamac
38c
—1
—
Hardware
Atlantic Oil
33c
1
.,,-7"'.————-'.
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38c
1
_
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Ashdown
Aunor
Cos
Cariboo Gold
Feb
18c
'
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_
,/-V
Ascot Metals
Bell
Oils
preierred
Canadian
Jan
6,970
4,500
2.56
25
65c
■
•
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Utilities preferred
Feb
25
10c
;-H.———HIIII*
;
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Athona
•
450
v.'V,
Mar
Vic
18c 18
I.IOO
pfd
Malartic
Charter Oil
Porcupine '
Area Mines
Argus Corp common —
Base
5%
Jan
1.42
Jan
Products
Locomotive
Canadian
Jan
19c
Jan
Jan
«
Feb
Jan
'
—
*
935
93%
2.65
'■
Atlas
28
1.01
Aquarius
Atlas
655
94%
Anglo Rouyn Mines —H—'
Ankeno Mines —
"
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Arjon
2,860
24%
_______
;
44c
30%
—
—
Anglo-Huronian
V-
43c
29%
-1
Petroleums,—
Anglo-Canadian Oil"——HIIII
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10c
4,540
-25
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'{
33c
8,700
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'(
3,400
12c
1.26
43c
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Nepheline
Yellowknlfe
American
V
ZH25
—
Central Patricia Gold Mines—x—.
American
•
34c
19c
1.26
H—I
—i
Aluminum Co of Canada
Amalgamated
33c
1.22
<■
—
Knife
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
common
preferred
Canadian
Akaitcho
•
Dredge
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
High
Low 1
21c
"
Mar
43c
Jan
-
Volume 173
Number 4999
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1409).41
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH
Week's
Last
Ranee
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
80
Sales
Friday
*
STOCKS
Friday
4
Par
Distillers
Dome
Seagrams
Dominion
29%
6,005
18>A
1,179
28'A
28%
225
28
43'A
44 Va
380
40
99
red sinking fund preferred-100
100
99 Va
100
12%
12%
13'A
850
Zi
Steel
Dominion
&
Coal
10
10
10'/8
class
31'A
30%
32
1,535
13'A
Stores
13
13'A
1,455
34'A
34'A
34'A
15
21
21
15
15
105
49c 53'Ac
36,700
;
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Preferred
Dominion
Donalda
B
common-
_
Donnell
&
21
23,.50
_
Textile
common
•*..
II
Mines
Mudge
'
50c
5'A
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common
Zi
Duvay Gold Mines
Amphi
9c
1
t
:
11'A
27
Jan
Jan
14'/2
36
Jan
20'A
Jan
Jan
16%
65c
3.75
6.00
5c
Jan
8c
8c
Mar
13,900
52c
8.30
8,890
7.40
7'A
1,250
6'A
6c
6c
300
64'A
64'A
40
61c
1
22c
22c
23c
27,900
:
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Fen-Rey
11c
10c
8'A
Equitable. Life
Insurance
Estabrooks
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Jan
19'A
Jan
68'/2
32c
Jan
22c
10c
Mar
Jan
15c
8c
Federated
23%
—22
21%
5'Ac Jan
21%
21%
45
21% Mar
11
11
80
10
Jan
12
_25
22
22
340
22
Mar
23
1.90
1.85
2.10
86c
86c
90c
*
1.85 Mar
18,900
8,700"
82c
2.85
Cos
11
3,690
8.40
Jan
13'A
650
16'A
Jan
18%
Gair
31
31'A
400
30%;Mar
33%
•
12
50
11%
Jan,
15%
24
1,415
22
Jan
24
4%c
1,100
4'Ac Jan
8.25
8.65
8.95
17,445
,
11
8%
40c
■
4.85
500
25
4,200
1.40
61
60'A
C4'A
1,457
48'A
Jan
*
A_—_
52
52
52
90
90
90
»
3.35
3.25
3.45
95
95
28
2.30
2.20
2.35
37,850
2.30
2.22
2.35
18,050
19%
19'A
19%
645
105 105%
75
common
100
f
•
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Shore
Luz
20
70
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90
,
54
Goldale
Jan
94
Little
95'A
Ltd
Long
A
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*
MacDonald
Feb
Macfie
Red
class
565
17'A
Jan
2%c
2%c
1,000
2'Ac
Jan
41c
7,300
37c
Jan
16%c
15c
15c
Mar
6.10
Louvicourt
19C
19c
6,150
8c
8c
2,000
8c
8'AC
7,100
6.70
6.45
6.80
19,100
6c
4%c
6c
15,500
6c
6C
6'Ac
10.500
—
—
8c
'
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5c
Jan
•'
4c
5c
Malartic
Jan
5.75
Jan
6c
Mar
3c
Jan
37%
6,790
Jan
38'A
48'A
510
46'A
Jan
48'A
Feb
27
535
24
Jan
30
Feb
—
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.
30
5%
Feb
Jan
9c
7%
12,600
Jan
21c
4'Ac
5,000
3%c Jan
24%
24'A
1,345
21%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
12'A
Jan
*
21c
Jan
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20,880
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2%c
4,100
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2%c
16
16
50
22'Ac
24c
28,800
12
10c
14c
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12%
Feb
9
Jan
25c
Jan
Feb
2c
3'Ac
21
60
48c 51'Ac
II,000
130
Feb
4'Ac Jan
7'A Mar
133,595
21
14'/2;
7c
2'Ac Jan
250
^
54,200
2c
„
51'Ac
1.09
1.07
1.10
8
'A
Jan
Feb
14
Jan
15'A
19c
Feb
35c
2c
Mar
3'Ac Mar
Mar
22
Mar
Feb
55c
Mar
Jan
1.20
7c
44c
13,000
ll'Ac 14'Ac
21
6,100
6c
14'Ac
76c
56,200
78c
1.00
Feb
81c
5'Ac Mar
Jan
10c
Jan
Mar
5c
Jan
18c
55c
8,690
Jan
1.09
Jan
32
32'A
493
31%
Jan
34'A
Feb
32
__
32 »/e
:—1
32 Vo
237
31%
Jan
35 %
Feb
10c
Jan
' 5'Ac
6'Ac
7c
5'Ac Mar
20,998
9%
10
160
18c
18c
20c
20c
19c
21c
3,500
17,500
8,000
*
8'A
11
Feb
Mar
22c
Jan
17%c
Jan
35c
Jan
12c
Jan
20c
Feb
2.48
Jan
Jan
17c
>
3,300
1
1.15
98c
1.18
100,255
85c
Jan
Lake..
1
11c
10'Ac ll'Ac
33,000
9c
Jan
1
6c
14,500
6c
Jan
—
-
1
6c
1.15
1.20
6'Ac
1.82
Jan
1.32 Feb
15c
Jan
8'Ac Jan
1
1.30
1.05
Jan
2.82
3.05
22,125
2.01
Jan
_*
Gold
19%
19'A
19%
1,953
16%
Jan
21
_♦
19%
19'A
19%
3,555
16%
Jan
21%
Feb
1
2.20
2.15
2.24
9,250
2.10
Jan
2.75
Jan
Mines
1
Lake Gold Mines
2.97
31,850
1
23c
18c
24c
19,200
1
2.30
2.21
2.30
9,900
2.05
*
2%c
2'Ac
2%c
2,100
2c
•
15
15
300
1
5c
5c
749
5c
1.85
Feb
3.95
Jan
Mar
10,500
10c
Mar
1,500
8c
Jan
,
Eastern
Milling
;
Malartic
Mines
Ltd
22c
10c
10'/8c
1
:
12c
8%c
1
Gold
10c
:
*
12%
12
12%
30c
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.90
Jan
Jan
3Vac
Jan
Jan
13
13,260
1
44c
33'Ac
54c
10,750
•
24
23%
25
2,235
97
98
30
32'Ac
37c
51,700
common
new
common
lOOf
Preferred
15%
Feb
7c
Feb
Jan.
11
Mar
25c
17'Ac
Feb
12'Ac Jan
Mar
13
Mar
62c
Lake
Gold
Mining
Metals
9'A Mar
Model
Oils
69c
Feb
'•%
Feb
Jan
11
50
11
Mar
10c
12c
28,650
7c
Jan
98c
99c
2,700
85c
Jan
4'Ac
3,000
4'Ac Mar
Containers
class
Works
18c
7,500
76c
12
Feb
Moneta
Knitting
9c
Jan
9'Ac
10c
9,060
9c
Jan
'12c
13c
2,500
5c
5c
300
ll'Ac 12'Ac
25,500
10'Ac Mar
505
21'A Mar
20c
Feb
Moore
1.15
Feb
Morrison
6'Ac
Jan
/
'
4,100
1,50
Jan
2.10
Jan
6,400
1.50 Mar
2.20
Jan
16
16%
50c
4,500
18 »A
50
18c
16
940
48c
18'A
16%
•
50c'
V
403
Mar
20
17'Ac
_*
.
v.v
Jan
50c
18
Feb
19
Jan
18c
12'Ac
.Feb
:
42c
17%
25'A
50
20
36b
1,000
35c
'
Jan
36c
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
—
12'A
172
,
Jan
,
17% Mar
25'A Mar
44c
Jan
•
15%
14
16
1,465
14
•
—
27
25
27
1,415
24'A
Feb
29%
Jan
5c
5c
50
4c
Feb
6c
Mar
9c
9'Ac
13,300
9c
Mar
14c
Jan
22'A
Jan
——
1
18c
29%
Feb
National
Jan
16%
Feb
National
Drug
Grocers common
9C
Mar
'
19'A
Feb
Mar
Jan
16
6C
16%
14
3,178
7c
6c
8,500
60s
6c
23,630
6c
i
500
5'Ac
50c
Jan
Mar
Breweries
8'A
8'A
13
13'A
12c
"
•
29
29
29'A
140
Petroleum
*
1.75
1.75
1.85
6,800
Jan
2.40
Feb
National
Sewer
46%
48
780
45
Feb
48'A
Jan
28%
29 '/a
190
27'A
Jan
31'A
Feb
—
Pipe
Jan
New
class
A
38%
10.501
27%
39% Mar
New
Eidlamaque
12%
New
British
New
Calumet
Jan
1,215
12
2,200
24'A Mar
Mar
28
34
34
20
31
8%
9
Jan
62'A
13
Negus
•
Mines
1
——
Jan
33
Mar
Jan
35
Dominion Oil
Mines
New Dickenson Mines—
—
1
85c
— —
—
80 c
90c
4,800
71c
Jan
1.40
9c
9'Ac
5,167
7%c
Jan
14c
Mar
5c
5c
1,100
4'AcMar
7c
Jan
Jan
1.50
Jan
•
1.43
1.34
1.49
191,593
1.19 Feb
1
3.00
2.86
3.05
9,925
2.65 Jan
3.65
Feb
X,
1.26
1.26
1.31
5,474
1.10 Jan
1.45
Jan
Mar
New
1
Goldvue
25p
8%
Jan
16'A
320
14'A
Jan
18'A
Feb
New
Jason
43c
14,900
43c
Jan
55c
Jan
New
Laguerre
.
.
29'A Mar
an
Jan
>
28%
1.65
Feb
25% Mar
7c
*
•
Alger
3678
295
Jan
Hosiery class B
National
Jan
31
27
National
Jan
Feb
30c
30
Feb
Jan
36'A
4C
Feb
13'A
9c
31'A Mar
3,000
9'A
Jan
8Ve
1,675
67c
55'A Mar
5c
Jan
12
10
13'A
Jan
21}Ac Jan
4'Ac
19% Mar
150
8'A
•
—
Mar
965
n
21
common__5
18'A Mar
415
24%
19%
*
common
& Chemical
8,250
45C
Jan
1.80
1.75
25'A
Jan
32
tm'
26'A
1.75
17%
10'A
24c
34
Feb
20'Ac Jan
1.55
*
A
Mar
1.75
17%
10c
58'A
—
5%
Mar
...
common
57'A
•
23
5
25'A
Brass
31%
30'A
21'A
23
14c
7'AC Jan
1.60
♦
Mylamaque Mines
Corp
22'Ac
1
12c
13'Ac Jan
Mir
24c
■
10c
1
24'A
12
43.
Jan
4
155
24'A
1
4c
——_—r———_"
3,430
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
4ft preferred
Inspiration Mining
4,000
«
common
Mortgage
28
38 YB
*
5'Ac
•
Porcupine
57%
10
32
Jan
5c
[III
—
14%
•
A
Feb
54c
_——
-
14'A
15'Ac
50c
& Co
70
Feb
——1
Tool
Monarch
7c
44c
6C
preferred
Feb
Jan
44c
•
—
Modern
Monarch
7,600
4,600
6'Ac
*
37c
53'A
;
27%
common
Jan
70
9,800
1*13750
Corp
•.
10'Ac Mar
9c
16C
„:
21c
62
•
Corp
V
Jan
55c
14%
Imperial Oil
Jan
Jan
55c
4'Ac
•
1
99
50c
61 'A
•
1
Mid-Continent' #11,214
Midland & Pacihd;(0rain
Milton Brick
18c
46.400
12c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Imperial Bank
25% Mar
Feb
47c
34c
61'A
-1
—
Light & Power pfd—_
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93c
12,600
14c
99c
Mines—
Feb
Jan
93
1
Gold
Red
Jan
67c
lie
11
L.
63c
18%
1
•
5
1
Lake
Red
McMarmac
10'Ac Mar
63c
common
•-
27c
:
Export class A
Mindamar
Jan
20'Ac
55c
For footnotes see page
10,500
21c
—
J(an
Jan
12'AC
class
Jan
6c
3'Ac Mar.
Mines
Leaf
Mexican
ma,
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' ' Ffeb
Jan
64c
Lake
Machine
Feb
15c
McWatters
«■
8c
Jan
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10
32,200
__
.
Yellovrkaife
SI.60
2.40
6,75 Jan
Jan
5c
5,000
14'A
——
National Steel Car
-
184 Jan
5.25
:
Jan
6'Ac
75
12C
*
16
Inglis (John)
Feb
Jan
*
lie 12'Ac
Mining
Ingersoli
12
40c
1.97
&
McLeilan
'
Mines
Acceptance
5c
22c
•
McDougall Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
7% Mar
4c
Oil
Industrial
s
14'A
Matarrow Lead
Feb
23c
12'Ac Jan
8c
Indian .Lake
7%
•
National
Homer
Jan
29'Ac Jan
Feb
52'A
•
7%
Dauch
Hosco Gold
35c
Feb
48
Hollinger Consol
Hoyle
Feb
6'Ac Jan
Jan
14c
Massey-Harris
Feb
8c
34'/2
—
Home
1,340
3'Ac"
Goldfields
Marbenor
8'Ac Jan
26'A
37 »A
48'A
Highland-Bell
Highbridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
&
4,000
2.30
7'A
A
Montreal Locomotive
Hinde
205
5'Ac
„
1
Maralgo Mines
Jan
8,100
Gold
Gold Mines
Jan
1.14
7.40 Mar
9'Ac
18c
Hedley Mascot
Heva
5.85
5c
—
*
,
Manitoba
15c
: m—.-1
Hendershot Paper
2.15
5.75
'
2%c
-
Consol
Jan
12c
4%c Mar
6,000
35c 37'Ac
Red
Jan
Jan
1.91
Magnet
Jan
14c
16'Ac
of the Lakes Iron
Heath
8.50
26c
15c
Red
23c
Mar
Gold
Headway
2.15
_•
class
i&L
Modern
•Head
5,950
>
"
Hasaga
1,110
38c
1.94
Madsen
Jan
Mar
—
_
10'A
Mines
Mar
8c
7'Ac Jan
50
9
class A
9.60
55c
Jan
93
Gold
(J F)
10
1
Mines
Mackeno
20
Harding Carpets
Hartz
Mar
35c
Yellowknife
MacMillan
58c
/•'
i
Harricana
19c
-
35c
——
A
oils—:
MacLeod-Cockshutt
160
1
Gold
2,500
24c
10'A
Goldfields
Feb
11c
99
Bridge
Rock
Hard
Mar
20c
__
1
Feb
8.10
■"
50'A
Swayze
Hamilton
Jan
21c
3'Ac
!
Feb
22'Ac
Jan
99
IZZ1Z-Z-Z*
Halliwell Gold
4c
4,850
Jan
20% Mar
50
preferred-
'
2,000
1
River
20'A
37'Ac
9
^
4'Ac
1
Petroleums.
Island
Jan
3.50
50
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne,,.
Halcrow
Mar
_3
Lomega Gold Mines Ltd
Hosiery class A
Long
109'/2
Jan
99
*
Gwillim Lake Gold
78c
21c 23'Ac
__
21c
—♦
110
Jan
Jan
common-
—
8,000
3'Ac
—
London
'
1
Mines
90c
4'Ac
85c
•
B
McKenzie
Lead
78c
6.10
Feb
19% Jan
Mar
•
class
:
Groceterias
Class
Macassa
7c
•
'
Gulf
37c
Jan
1.32
Feb
II—ZI—50
preferred
Felt
5,640
7,300
3'Ac
Mines
Lac
Jan
3,500
1
Bousquet
West
8.60
37c 38'Ac
—
1.09
.
V
:
McColl-Frontenac
Great
8.50
1'
20%
3,724
1
Coal
8.30
Feb
Jan
1
Gold
Jan
14,000
•
Goodyear Tire common.
A
17'A
1
Consolidated
17%
17c
1
Mines
West
400
5.75
Jones
2.35 Mar
7.15
—
Goodfish Mining
Class
18 Va
Jan
Feb
68c
Jan
18%
Feb
19'A
Mar
77c
1
——-—
&
2.35 Mar
7'Ac
1
Great Lakes Paper
80c
10,200
24c
.20c
Jan
17,895
•
Mines
Marcus
Great
37c
84c
1.20
1
;
Secord
Maple
Graham
I,600
80c
1.15
__
1
Island
Jan
7.00
1
I
50c
83c
1
Acceptance
1.45
7'Ac
1
Preferred
50c
Jan
1.17
,
Gold
1.25
2.30
19%
17c
.l——
Manitou
Goldora
Jan
Mines——:
"U"
LoHlaw
Jan
103'A
19%
7.00
Mines——
Porcupine
Jan
12c
13c
Feb
V*
Goldhawk
16'/a
1
Lencourt Gold
Feb
4.65
-
Feb
•
Mines
Golden
22,500
Mar
4,852
Mines
Mines
Jan
1
Gold
Eagle
Feb
16
18'/a
Class B
Gold
18
\
Leitch
Feb
95
Mar
2.70
*108%
3.20
—1
•Ooldcrest Gold
225
12,525
Ltd
■
Leduc
Feb
5
3.00
1
Mines
Glenora Gold
Lake
17
16c
•
Mines
Rights
Feb
1,525
109'A 109'A
'
1
Lake
Lake
God's
Jan
16
21c
;
Cadillac
Lavalie
Jan
Feb
3.00
•
common
Gold
Feb
17c
"
•
Yellowknife
24c
Feb
17%
•
Macho
Giant
Jftn
10c
Mar
3.05
Jan
39'A
8,465
Bakeries
Geneva
16c
10,541
19c
Lexindin Gold
60
—100
preferred
preferred
Gililes
1.30 Mar
12,500
15c
Gold
Laura
Jan
43c
Jan
—•
Wares
Jan
Feb
12c
17'A
1
Larder
8% Mar
Feb
2.40
5'A ft
General Steel
65c
1.10
19c
16c
Mines
Lynx
General
4f5,550
17c '
16
1
Lapaska Mines
Feb
12 'A
Feb
8'A
2.15
100
Power
5ft
1.30
an
IOV2C Jan
Jan
21c
Fortune
9.10 Mar
10% Mar
38c
2.1.5
Oils Ltd
Gatineau
Mar
Mar
8c
Jan
*
Garnet Oils Ltd
.
60c
7'Ac
17%
Dufault
Lawson
30
40c
«...
11
8%
11
0
»
;
12
23%
4'Ac
•
Garrison
3,000
44,500
19c
ll'Ac
„
1
La
Feb-
♦
common
preferred
Co
18c
8c
67c
1.17
1.23
•
—
Gold
Lamaque
Feb'
23%
•
common
bc
60c
__
66c
»
Ltd
Feb
17'A
—1
1-
preferred
Exploration
Mar
1
,v
10'A
1G%
31
preferred- 111Z20
(A J)
5c
1
(John)
Lake
Jan
17
«
common
Ford Motor class A
Freiman
43,340
Lake Wasa Mining
Feb
1.63
Jan
10%
mill
Fleet Manufacturing
Fraser
8'Ac
Jan
Petroleum
Frobisher
5c
1
.
Ltd
Lake
Feb
—
Ltd common
Petroleums
Jan
8'Ac
Lake Lingman
21% Mar
25
__
Fittings
Flank
Jan
Lake
Jan
•
Products
Fibre
Mar
44c
Jan
20% Jan
1
Kirkland
7c
22c
Mar
Lake
Feb
65
*
redeemable
$1.40
Jan
Mar
_1
Lake
Laurentide
.
5c
13c
Mar
10,000
1
Federal. Grain
6,500
27c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Feb
61c
6c
Players
Federal
6c
Feb
17'A Mar
1,000
Laduiama
23
*
.
22
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
•
Jan
Mar
5,138
*
Mines
Oils
Labatt
Feb
22
preferred
Nickel
;
—
Gold
Kirkland
Kroy
Lapa
Famous
13
Jan
42'A
140
28c
•
—
Kirkland-Hudson
Feb
J.—
Corp
Falconbridge
2.567
36% Mar
13c 13%C
Kerr-Addison
6'A Mar
47'Ac Jan
6,000
16'A
52
27c
„
1
1
Key boy con
9.65 Feb
t
5'Ac
Empire Brass class A——
~5ft preference
Estella Mines Ltd
11c
59
125
Feb
534,3
__
1
Mines
Mines
Kenville
Feb
ZZZZZ*
Gold———
(T
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Gold
Kelvinator
Jan
80c
.
5% Jan
•
52,500
,
138
High
Jan
1
Quebec
Kelore
Jan
1.73
Jan
20'/a
Gold
11c
Jan
7
20
35
39
23c
1
Ltd
Jupiter Gils Ltd
Kayrand Mining
18'Ac Mar
Mar
8.00
52c
Joburke
Mar
63c
20
*
11,214
140
15%
i6'/«
450
33
_1
Mines
Joliet
Feb
1.20 Mar
59c
Eureka
Feb
10'Ac Jan
1
Low
46%
37
139 »/2
•
L
Range Since Jan. 1
High
46%
37%
5/100
__—,
Mines
Jellicoe
Feb
5,000
—20
•
•
Mining J___
Waite
Jaculet
Feb
Jan
6c
Mines
Low
:
22'/2 Mar
13
46c
<
A
common.
————
Jacknife Gold
Jack
Jan
Jan
Shares
34% Feb
12
.
class
Co
International Petroleum
Feb
30%
_
Metals
Nickel
Preferred
Feb
Jan
9,290
Eddy Paper class A
Sol
Feb
13,300
—25
El
102
1.28
Economic. Investment
El
Jan
7'A
Easy Washing Machine
Eldona
Feb
8.05
Eastern Steel
Elder
49
for Week
__
Feb
Jan
9%
.
International
International
Jan
1.20
1.25
1
Mines
Sullivan
20
31 'A
52c
1
East Rim Nickel Mines
Jan
Sales
Range
Par
Feb
15%
3,000
14'Ac 15 'Ac
Malartic -Mines
East
7'Ac
34
12% Mar
345
8c
1
East Crest OH
East
5'A
7c
—
*
50
5'A
Mar
15%
500
.25
common
28
90
_»
Dominion Scottish Invest
High
Mar
*
common
Dominion Magnesium
East
28
18 Va
28%
10
Foundry* & Steel
Dominion
Low
is y.
Bank
Dominion
High
28 Va
Ltd
Mines
"4% ft
Low
Week's
of Prices
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Range Since Jan. 1
^
Last
Sale Price
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Shares
9'A Mar
New Hugh
Malartic
1,
1
Mines
31c
30c 34'Ac
.
15,375
26c
Jan
40c
Mar
12'Ac
12c
14c
14,150
12c
Mar
25c
Jan
16c
15c
16c
3,578
15c
Mar
24c
Jan
9c ll'Ac
15,600
9c
Mar
19c
Jan
4
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1410)
..
^Monday, April 2, 1951
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 30
Friday
Week's
Sales
Range
Friday
for Week
Last
STOCKS—
Sale Price
Par
of Pt ices
Low
40,669
2.47 "
1.79
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
Class B
Jan
52c
Feb
rreierrea
Low
Week's
Last
Par
High
1
New Marlon Gold
1
—
614c
6%c
1,000
6c
1
35c
31c
35c
28,071
13c
4%c
4%c
5,000
4c
Jan
7%c
Jan
SI ad en
10c
11c
13,400
10c
Mar
20c
Jan
Southam Co
514c
6'/2c
19,750
5Vic Mar
12c
Feb
South
9Vic
10c
6,525
Feb
14c
of Prices
Low
*
Simpson's Ltd class A
Newlund Mines
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
High
2.20
STOCKS
Shares
38 Vz
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
Low
High
Feb
Mosher
New
Mines
Lac
Long
2.32
-
Jan
2.53
Siscoe
Gold
Newnorlh
New
New
Pacalta
New
1
—
*
Oils
9%c
1
—
Mar
8c
5Vic Jan
7c
—
7c
1,000
9%c
1,237
9c
Jan
4 Vic
800
4c
Jan
5%c Mar
17c
Jan
30c
ll%c
Jan
Mar
•
20c
20c
21c
26,100
-5
1.51
1.51
1.68
1,100
Nisto Mines Ltd
—1
36c
34c
40c
38,400
34c
Mar
Gold
1
1.00
1.00
400
85c
Jan
76
78
2,335
70%
Jan
85
19c,
19c
1,100
7c
Jan
25c
Mar
Jan
5c
Feb
Nicholson Mines
Nipissing Mines
-
Mines
Noranda
Nordon
Norgold
76 V2
*
1
Corp
—
—1
Mines
4c
—
3Vic
3.000
4c
1.15
Normetal
Norpick
1
32c
36c
26,100
30 %c
4.80
5.00
9,190
4.40
4%c
4Vic
47/aC
Standard
14,275
60c
*
■1
Mines
Chemical common
—
Paving
Preferred
#
'V
_
_
'
-100
Stanley Brock class A
28
55c
Jan
75c
Jan
100
17%
Jan
20%
Feb
9%C
2,000
8%C
Jan
13c
Jan
42C
4,650
36c
Jan
46 %c
Jan
13
1,075
11%
Jan
98%
160
95
Jan
14%
350
>
•
28
28
8
25
Mines
Northern
Canada
Northern
Extension
North
Denison
North
Inca
1
Gold
Mines
Northland
•
Co
of
Steep
Sturgeon
Jan
Sudbury
Rock
8
100
7%
Feb
8% Mar
6%C
200
5%c
Jan
7%C Mar
17%
17%
125
16%
Jan
32
31%
32
1,240
30 VA
Jan
36 % Mar
33
34
690
30%
Jan
36%
4%c
4%c
5c
10,000
8.40
8.40
8.85
17,645
16c
•
Iron
River
Mines
1
Gold
16c
1,000
13c
Feb
4c
5c
6,900
4c
Mar
1
—
Contact
1
Cons
Mar
Superior
Oils
Mar
Sunertest
Jan
6c '
650
45c
6,000
36,400
15c
Jan
15c
12c
Mar
6 Vic
6c
—
,
—1
(1940)
Sullivan
25c
Mar
4c
6 Vic
6Vic
1,050
6c
Jan
9%c
Jan
10,100
6c
Jan
8c
Feb
5%
J
Mines
1 •
preferred
—
—
•
Ltd
Mines
Nubar
11 Vi
10
HVi
8%
2,510
1
23c
20c
24c
-—*
7%
G%
8%
1
24c
22c
24c
12,000
O'Brien
1
1.26
1.26
1.35
20c
1,715
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
5,805
Wood
Oakville
Gold
Mines
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
1.23
39c
—
8c
8c
1,000
8c
13Vic
14c
26,100
12c
•
2.63
2.60
2.85
7,200
•
O'Leary Malartic Omnitrans Exploration
f 17c
• ! "
7,100
4c
4 Vic
*
14c
8,500
16cl7V2C
4c
Taku
River
Tamblyn
Loan
Orange
Crush
Orenada
Orlac
Lake
2.50
6%
*
—
1
„.
Lake
Red
Osisko
rights
Gold
1
Mines
1,700
1,000
5c
,
7
10c
5Vic
10,500
1.15
—
1.35
1
3.00
1.39
56,350
4.25
Feb
Tombill Gold
Pacific
Petroleum
Cadillac
Pandora
13%c
4c
Jan
6Vic
Feb
1.70 Mar
1.10 Mar
1.00
Jan
1.75
Feb
1
9.60
9.30
9.85
4,615
7.55
Jan
10%
Feb
52
54 Vi
•
*
Western Oil
Pan
-f
—10c
315
Parbec
;
f— '
.
Consol
Paymaster
-
Perron Gold
Oil
Petroleum
&
Gas
Gold
Crow
Porcupine Peninsular
Reef Gold
1
Powell
Gold
31C
1.93
;
33c
35C
13%
13%
400
16
'
rO
2.02
112%
16
Finance
1'
;
class
9c
•
,
13,500
3.00
3.15
€6c
*\
:
38c
26
65C
67C
29c
26 ;
Preferred
.
'
25c
23c
9,650
1,800
40c
7,650
35c
50c
Jan
Union
Acceptance
7%
7%
'7%
40
Mar
preferred
Gao
-9'
'
3%c Mar
7c
Jan
Union
1,500
3 Vic Mar
5%c
Feb
United
Asbestos
2%c
6%c Mar
United
United
Fuel
61c
Jan
27c
Feb
33c
30c
32c
1,000
1.75
1.69
1.75
4,420
4.75"..
4.50
4.75
1.23
5c
1.18
6q
1.25
70
69
70
;;
,
Jan
1.57
Jan
Jan
9,700
►
5c
1.95
Jan
3.10
6,000
,
4.75 Mar
1.10
Jan
1.40
490
61%
Jan
73 Vi
Jan
1.00
1.15
Jan
98c
—
V
*
—
'
1.00
2,900
98c
Mar
95c
25%
95c
500
95c
Mar
25%
335
20
Jan
28
20 Vi
20 Vi
;
1.60
•
Feb;
91
1.10 Mar
15 Vi
Jan
22% Mar
1.64
8,000
1.32
Jan
1.80
2.62
8c
2.85
1,200
2.30
Jan
3.05 Mar
.
—
;■
11 Vic
7 Vic Mar
8c
9,500
__
7%
7%
30
6Vi
Jan
—
52
52
15
48%
Jan
—
Class
B
United
class
Upper
17% Mar
19%
Feb
6,500
11c
Mar
17c
Feb
92c
Mar
—:*
A
38%
38%
25
23%
Jan
43
.50
57%
57%
55
55%
Jan
59
preferred-
preferred-:
.25
—
960
19
—
Mines
20
1
9.00
80c
-1.71
1.70.
:
120
9.65
6,825
27,450
20
9.55
83c
Canada
2,000
22c
II,800
Quebec Manitou
3.15
2.99
3.25 :
13,650
Quesabe Mines Ltd
1
1
*
1
Ranwick Uranium
56c
51c
56c
25 %
25%
25%
8%
52
38c
45c
1
10c
10c
10c
Red Poplar Gold Mines Ltd
1
—
19c
19c
Redwater-Plccadilly Petro
1
23c
23c
25c
Jan
2.33
29,200
Mar
18c
1,485
45c
34c
*
Jan
50c
9,394
Jan
Jan
Ventures
Ltd
11%
—
90c
•
1.77
1
34c
34c
Vulcan
Mines
4.20
4.20
5c
—
8c
Reno
Gold
class A
*
Waite
Amulet
.33,000
70c
73c
———
Richfield Petroleum
*
36c
A
*„—*
29 Vi
common
*
__
Silk
Riverside
.
class
Robertson Mfg
Robinson Cotton
Little
Robinson
5c
52c
Jan
Jan
3.40 Mar
84c
(G
Western
Ashley
Western
Homestead
60c
70c
40c
44c
*
-
11
—*
common
Lac_—_—————
Long
Rowan Consolidated
Oils
Roxana
Co
.1
Mines
1
'
-
:
22c
26c
.
Royal Bank
10
__
Jan
(Geo)
*
5,200
Russell Industries common
Ryan Lake
Mines
1
Winchester Larder
3,515
52
1,000
5%c
Jan
10c
Jan
7c
2,000
5V4c
Jan
13c
Jan
22 %C
25c
13,450
21c
25C
28,600
33
33%
1st preferred
2nd
St
1
—1
Paper 1st preferred——99
Ban
Antonio
Sannorm
Gold
1
Mines
class
;
1
A
30
99
Mar
10 %c
13c
9,700
Jan
44%
1,420 *
100
25
6C
6c
7c
2,500
1.56
1.50
4c
Jan
Yale
Jan
Yellorex
43%
common
:—„—
Gold
5.00
Mar
Electric
Preferred
6%c
4.15 Mar
-
10
55
97
16%
6%
Feb
7
3Vic
Jan
8c
Jan
40c
Feb
,V.„
Lead
IllIlOO
————V
_
1
12,000
7c
"Mar
22c
22c
875
22c
Mar
27c
York
29c
10,200
25c
Feb
39c
,
Knitting
class
*
28 Vi
540
22%
325
79,600
IJaV-;"™ 16% Md'r
;9%°.Jan C&Vu1
Mat
28
B
Mar
V' 12% c'
31
•
Feb
50c
Jan
84c
4,500
10c
Jan
17c'
72c
Jan
1.10
3.50
4.00
750
Jan
4.00 Mar
1.05
1.18
71,099
tTf
Anglo
21%
Feb
23%
Feb
Asbestos
18c
125
125
20
170
102
6,800
Selbum Oil Co Ltd.
•
1.75
1.62
1.75
5,650
20c
20c
20c
500
Jan
34c
Mar
*
Newfoundland
Brown
Corp
Co
28%
57%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
2.38
Shea's
Winnipeg
Sheep
Creek
Brewery
__
35
i9Vic
20c
21c
34 Vi
35 Vi
585
19V4c20%c
22,466
*
32
32
32
50c
1.62
1.60
1.65
1
3.30
3.15
•
20
19%
2,800
30
Sherritt
Sicks
Gordon
Breweries
Voting
certificates
trust
Sigma Mines
common
(Quebec)
—^
__
$3
cumulative
2nd
45%
Feb
90
Silver Miller
Silver
1
Mines
Standard
1
Mines
50c
Bilverwood Dairies class A
Silverwood
Western
Dairies
For footnotes see page
27c
1.62
2.35
Feb
Canada
&
Feb
Canada.
Vinegars
Jan
3.15
Jan
Canadian
4Vic
Jan
14c
Jan
Canadian
Jan
15%
85c
Jan
1.71
Feb
Dominion
1.35
10c
19c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.75 Mar
20c
Mar
27c
Jan
31%
Jan
37%
Canadian Marconi
Jan
28c
Western
2.86
Jan
4.60
Jan
International Paper
20
265
18%
Jan
20
200
18%
Jan
6.80
200
6.25
Jan
25c
30c
12,800
25c
Mar
1.55
1.65
33,975
85c
Jan
43.
10
Feb
14
Feb
85
39%
Jan
53
Feb
11%
10%
11%
2,241
9%
Jan
13%
Feb
98%
97
98%
154
97
Mar
98% Mar
47
47%
284
47
Mar
47 % Mar
20"%
Jan
24%
Feb
21
190
14
14
95
13%
Feb
T5
Feb
55
55
15
49%
Jan
61
Feb
Feb
21
21
*
-
1
22%
34
__1
8%
*
71
23 y4
200
20%
Jan
•24%
33%
34
235
33
Jan
37
4.10
22%
4.10
1,050
3.70
8%
4,080
'6%
7%
71
Jan
Jan
Mar
4.40
8%
82
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
71
71
40
2.35
2.50
400
34%
34%
35%
4,162
38c
40c
52
52
61
62
250
55
Jan
67
35
34
35
225
33
Jan
41
'7%
53%
52%
54
945
52
Mar
—5
25%
25%
27
445
21%
Jan
27
Feb
.100
75
74
75
25
65
Feb
*75
Mar
6
51,808
745
11%
Jan
38c
3.50
10
Jan
9%
48
*
Lumber
Hayes
95
—
28%
28%
29
100
26%
Jan
29% Mar
5
29%
29%
29%
605
25%
Jan
34
Feb
7.80
7.80
700
28
29%
700
2
2
1,750
65c
65c
500
I_5
*
-
Jan
31
•
_%
common
Coast Copper
Consolidated Paper
2,700
10
7
48
*
Canadian Westinghouse
Feb
95
High
65
5,365
11%
-—
—
Jan
10
LOW
9%
48
——
Morse
Investments
Industries
1.75
95
Range Since January 1
High
3.90 Mar
1.20
Jan
.32%
Jan
39%
Feb
30 %C
Jan
40c
Jan
57
Feb
Jan
18c
General
33 Vi
100
Shares
12
*
Jan
*
pfd
_—
*
Sugar
——
Feb
700 ~
preferred——preferred—
Fairbank's
1.25
2.50
for Week
Feb
6.75
2.35
Feb
Feb
Feb
20 Vb
105 Vi
deHavilland
21% Mar
21
7.50
2.35 Mar
9"% Mar
95
Mar
42c
*.
w
'
•
52
•
Aircraft
Bridge
61
—
—
_•.
Steel
International
common
Utilities
-
;
•
24,735
25
Jan
38
"60%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Langley's Ltd preferred
Loblaw
Silanco Mining
1.49
1.01 Mar
47 %
*
1
1
1st
13
19%
1
—;
Jan
9%
12 *
common
Dominion
Gold
,
of Prices
Low
:
_i»_——-
—
convertible
Canadian
1
2.50
Mar
Sales
Week's
Ranse
Last
Andian National
Jan
20
50
Jan
10,560
77c
Feb
7Vic
76
2,000
Feb
2.06
1.50 Mar
Jan
24,000
Friday
15
20
3,000
Feb
8c
Jan
11c
Sale Price
Jan
76
6c
5c
100%
Canadian Funds
Jan
105 105 Vi
2.55
5,560
Jan
89c
70c
1.08
STOCKS
2c
5,905
14%
1.61 /
.46
Jan
10c
——
1
12%
39
1.55
Rouyn
Jan
35%
7; 99%
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
12Vi
37
1.45
Shawlnigan Water & Power common—*
(1945)
Mines
11
Jan
6c
85c
.•
Jan
1.47
Shawkey
1.30
Mar
10c
74c
1
Yukeno Mines
Jan
Mar
•
Senator
Jan
4c
„
86c
,_1
Zinc
&
y..
•
Mines——-——.
Ja?
11
Security Freehold Petroleums
Warrants
Jan
Mar
29
150
7Vic
c
14c
Mar
30
31%cMar
„
Mar
11
2.47
Jan
Jan
Mar
100
7,000
430
vV 5
5%
20c
75C
1C0
39c
Feb
Jan
8%c
43%
24c
103
10c
5,500
10,300
35 % Mar
Jan
25
13,100
Wright-Hargreaves
58,000
14%
Jan
775
1.15
Jan
22
6c
Jan
29c
30,500
-
5%c
50c
945
__
34c
99
1.00
Mar
3,500
2.55
Feb
Mar
12c
4 Vic
Canadian
Scarfe
;
%c Mar
99
-
1.08
23c
3Vic
__
Feb
14
60
lie
33
4 Vic
38,150
13%
105%
Jan
Mar
21c
1
Winora
3Vic
49
.
preferred
Lawrence
22
-
Jan
13%
39
7
9.75
——1
$5
St Lawrence Corp common
Jan
Mar
3,265
Windward Gold Mines
31c
38c
27c
55c
7c
Wingait Gold
Mar
34c
24c
Jan
12c
—
18c
3Vic
25c
1.22
Mar
25c
24c
'
1
Jan
22 Vi'
1
60c
10,550
11
100
32c
13%
Oil
Royalite
Jan
52%
Par
Rupununi Gold Mines
Jan
13c
common—
8 Vic Mar
20,134
28
Feb
14c
13 %c
Jan
Jan
7
26c
7c
7c. Mar
25c
IOC
-
Roche
Jan
6c
1
Oils
Preferred
Jan
6c
16
2.35
15%
10%
_1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
56c
7%c
__
Jan
Jan
51%
1
Mineral
29 Vi
7
,,
Mar
7c
*
-
West Malartic —1__
Mar
4%c
55
91c
10%
*
& W)___
Consolidated
24 Vi Mar
!
29Vi'29Vi
11%'Feb
52%
;;
.
(Hiram)
Wekusko
38c
os
—
21%
Jan
Jan
1.63
10
500
8%c
41c
1
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Renfrew Textiles
Feb
Mar
}
1,075
4.20
4c
1
Jan
Jan
8.40
45c
3,558
7c
8C
1
L
Oils
7,000
38c
1-
I
;■
Jan
20"
;■
4,463
12%
8c
•:
:z:i:r
Gold
Violamac
11%
i
Mines
Villbona
Winnipeg
.
1.22
Feb
Mar
28c
Mar
Feb
7% Mar
Feb
23,850
Oils
Weston
36c
Petroleum
7
1.03
—;
id
1.01
Mining
Feb
1.56
20c
Reeves MacDonald
Jan
1.02
Jan
8c
Mar
Jan
9,600
36c
Regcourt
37c
Mar
11c 11 %C
.1~,«
ii%c
.__1
Corp class B
20c
Reef
Jan
92c
1
9,500
Feb
,
.
4Vic
3Vic
1
jt
89c
Jan
44c
36c
Feb
3.50 Mar
Jan
25c
44c 47 %C
42c
—1
Gold
Jan
50c
17,800
44c
Quebec Labrador
Queenston
Jan
30
•
7,386
1
Quemont Mining
Mar
41c
* ;
10
Quebec Chibougamau
12
Jan
Jan
3.00
3,143
;
Jan
Petroleums
46c
'
Feb
Jan
30c
Transvision-Television
40
*
_—
8%c
Trend
45c
•
—
16%
116
25
610
Feb
—
Prospectors'
Purity Flour Mills common
Jan
15%' Feb
112% Mar
900
34c
3.00
■v
•
9c
37c
28
1;
A
Trans Empire Oils ——i;
Tianscontinental Resources
Walker
Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
85
Feb
Feb
Jan
12%
50
112% 112% V
';i
,
2.25
Jan
1
—
Feb
33c
Jan
11%
11,750
,,
Jan
1.20
6,500
1.93
Feb
82c
1
Dome
45c
21c
3,530
Jan
Mar
1
Metals
Feb
Jan
30c
■
*
'
5c
53c
25Vi
Preston East
Jan
27
Jan
1.17
36,500
Corp
Pressed
13c
22
56%
57c
—1
common-^.
.
Jan
Jan
6V2c Jan
110 :
'
trust
2.52
2.01
Jan
53c
-•
Rouyn
Voting
Power
Jan
Jan
56c
1
River
31c
'
Exploration
Petroleums
Vicour
Powell
Feb
11%
Mar
7,600
—1
—
14,600
24
33
Feb
3c
4 Vic
—*
Polaris Oil
Porcupine
9c
i
Jan
10c
Jan
82c
52
4c
•
Jan
Jan
6c
I,000
2,800*
4c
,'4.—<
Mines
8%C
31C
50
United Keno Hill
Pickle
1.45
10%
5,015
"
■
1
!
—
Jan
19c
Jan
30
1
90c
1
—.—.
Mar
3%c
1
I
2.21
common.
—
3Vic
—
1
Malartic
Partamen
2.10
'
Works
3 Vic
1
—
Malartic
101
1.10 Mar
Mar
1.05
255
2.13
•
,
Mortgage
Towagmac
Tower
Union
Mines
Paramaque
- Mar
10c
86c
u-
Jan
Feb
3%c
52
' 90c *
,
3.75
93
Jan
25,700
——-1
_—
—
Toronto Iron
Jan
1.50
Page Hershey Tubes
—
Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
100
160
,
11
24
Elevators
Toronto
9c
1.30
Pamour Porcupine
Feb
Jan
500
30
9c
1
1.50
_
7c
>
•
30
*
Torbrit Silver Mines
•
7c
"
10%
1 '
Feb
—__1
Coyle Navigation
2.85
5,550
10%
1
Gold
Traders
Pacific
Feb
6%C
78c
1,000
1.35
1.28
Jan
Jan
13c
72%
155
10 %C 10 %C
;
~
Toburn
7.00 Mar
Jan
100% 100%
'
-V ''
—'—10
Feb
3.10 Mar
2.50 Mar
847
2.50
5V4
934c
—
f-V
*
Toronto
Ontario
'
common.
5%c
Jan
190
;
:
—
Ltd
Taylor (Pearson) preferred
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Tip Top Tailors
3.00
3%c Jan
5,900
23,900
83
1 •&£
11
Jan
22c
1.95 Jan
3.15
1.10
"100
21c
Mar
Oils
Jan
16%c Jan
Mar
14c
Feb
1.60
Jan
*
Jan
8% Mar
Feb
Mar
2.95
1.05
-50c
10 %c
Jan
Jan
Feb
39c
Mar
5
22c
-—♦
Selections
Okalta
46,200
11%
Jan
2.96
1
4 %c Mar
7.80
Jan
18
<
1.05
\
*
;
ordinary—
Surf Inlet
'-it.
82
—•
Ltd
Petroleum
Sylvanite Gold
North Star Oil common
Feb
Feb
6% Mar
Jan
33
*
common
.—25
29c
57c
45c
20c
12c
—
15
30
Jan
5%
8
*
:
Canada
Preferred
Feb
45c
—
26
6%c
*
Stedman Bros
Steel
Jan
18 Vic
—
•
1
Mines
13% Mar
93% Mar
Jan
Feb
"
"
12%
135
6%
6%
*
—
2,100
19
14
*
*
1.28 Mar
62c
97
'
_
B
Feb
Feb
12%
*
■'
#
39%
101
Feb
57c
Feb
40
Jan
3.9c
i
98%
-
36
9 V2 c
13
_
—
cumiuui,
50
19
—W
9%c
—
Preferred
Btanaara
6%c
4%c Mar
1,500
1.08
1.00
Brazeau
6.00
Jan
Jan
62c
;
-
Standard Radio class A
Feb
64c
Jan
4.90
1
Gold
36c
•
Mining
'
1.07
1
;
Steeloy Mining
Mines
Norlartic
Jan
98
1
Malartic
Jan
60c
29%
260
98%
—
—
300
99%
99 %
Gold
Class
Nor-Acme
34%
,.100
Jan
3.00
1.51 Mar
38%
•
Stadacona
4 Vac
—
——-————1
Thurbois
Yellowknife
9c
9%c
1
Rouyn Merger
New
Nib
—
10%c
1
Norzone
New
1
—
Mines——
Norsman
38 %
34
—
Jan
A*
Inc
Minnesota
1.68 Mar
Pend
3.00
Jan
Price Bros
10%
Jan
Third
97
Feb
Yukon
&
Ontario
Oreille
Cdn
new
Paper
1
—
*
common
Gen
rights
Consolidated
*
29%
'
.
—
T
65c
7.50 Mar
28
'
Jan
$.20
Feb
33
Feb-
2
Mar
3
Mar
50c
Feb
65c
Feb
Volume 173
Number 4999
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
N
(1411)
43
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, March 30
Investing Companies
Affiliated Fund Inc
Amerex
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Corp
Holding
4.79
.1%
;
_10
—
American Business Shares
Ask
5.19
Aviation
Group 6hares
Bank Group shares
lc
"4.37
4.04
Insurance Group shares
lc
1.11
1.23
lc
16.12
.1
11.38
12.37
9.84
10.75
17.48
17.80
19.35
...1
6%
7%
Investment
...1
2%
2%
20.57
22.12
Investors Management Fund
Keystone Custodian Funds—
22.49
24.31
Bond
Inv
Boston
-
Corp
...
«
of America
Tr
III
Inc.
Fund
Stock and Bond Group
Investment Co of America
Net
asset value
Bullock
Fund
_10c
B-l
1
27.05
Bonds) I
25.65
B-4
(Low. Priced Bonds)
1
(Speculative Bonds)——1
19.06
21.71
11.56
38.44
41.56
K-l (Income pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Appreciation pfd Stks) 1
17.75
27.27
20.06
21.70
32.83
35.82
(Quality
common
com
6,040
8-2
(Income
145
8-3
(Appreciation
140
1
8-1
6.58
15.60
17.67
19.28
16.93
18.47
Stks)_l
6.86
——.1
6.28
6.89
9.96
10.89
•
36.44
36.44
Delaware Fund
16.50
Loomis Sayles Second Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
10
18.14
Funds
Aviation
1
_
Inc—
52.57
,—
13.05
—1
Asset
4.00
4.08
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares., lc
4.35
4.80
3.56
3.93
Home Furnishings shares
Non-Ferrous Metals
lo
4.00
4,41
lc
4.18
Paper shares
lc
5.17
lc
5.12
5.64-
lc
5.20
18.40
Corporate bond series——.—1
Diversified
Industry
.1
Dlversfiied Investment Fund_.l
10.70
11.35
5.13
5.62
13.26
14.53
Petroleum
Diversified
11.71
12.83
Steel
preferred stock—1
—
...lc
—
shares
shares
»—«
—,
14.86
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc.. 10c
13.66
1
—r_i—
shareS—
13.56
14.97
Mass
11.72
1
12.84
——1
stock
-
of
beneficial
13.55
14.85
Mass
12.21
13.38
Mutual
24.59
26.95
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Fund—1
13.85
15.18
Natlon-Wide
.Public Utility
1
Railroad
—,——~1
Railroad Equipment
—1
7.85
8.60
National Investors Corp.
8.38
9.18
11.50
12.60
National Security SeriesBond series
invest
Pacific Coast
8.36
*
,,
Tobacco
Dividend
1.
;
:
10.53
1.80
1.98
Balanced
_1
29.63
31.68
1
—
20.84
22.28
Inc,..
20c
4.92
5.10
Fidelity Fund Inc..
—5
32.59
35.14
Equity Fund
Financial
First
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Boston
Corp
Founders Mutual Fund—
7.21
Bond
16,11
11.44
12.37
1
;
15.01
1
7.21
7.88
7.41
8.10
;7.68
8.39
1
5.06
3.93
1
5.94
Gas
Industries
-1
8.59
4.54
5.67
Series
Pine- Street
Putnam
.18.26
20.01
18.14
19.61
...lc/ ;
4.35
1
5.65
Group Securities—
Common (Tne) Stock Fund.lc
8.18
Inc
Z__.i
13.59
Fund—
.1
17.78
3.06
—lc
7.68
24%
20
le
lc
Fund
(Geo)
5
Fund
Scudder. Stevens & Clark
Com Stk Fund
1
.9319
99.9120
.9319
55.78
13.20
.8995
99.8174
90.7971
.8667
1%S March 15,
1%S March 15,
.8506
l%s Dec. 15,
Sovereign
1
7.55
8.58
9.40
62,25
lc
8.56
9.38
.Electrical Equipmentshares.lc
12.26
13.42
5.24
5.75
—,
i
shares
——
:_lc
—
6.11
8.59
,
/
7.34
—lc
lg
,9.35
;
Mining shares
Fund
Texas
Dated
6.41
,
Wall Street
2.73
3.01
4.90
5.38
lc
6.58
7.22
Howe
lc
Bid
Due
Ask
Rate
Dated
Bid
Ask
5-
1-51
b2.00
1.75%
1.80 %
1-
2-51
10-
1-51
b2.20
2.00%
1-51
b2.00
1.75%
1.85%
2-
1-51
11-
1-51
b2.20
2.00%
Fund
Plan
6.55
4.86
5.25
10c
Inc
1.65%
10-
2-50
7-
b2.05
1.85%
1.875%
3-
1-51
12-
3-51
b2.20
2.00%
11-
1-50
8-
1-51
b2.10
1.90%
2.00%
4-
2-52
1-
2-52
b2.25
2.05%
1.75%
12-
1-50
9-
4-51
b2.15
1.90%
2-51
United States Treasury
Incorporated Investors
Bid
Ask
bl.53
1.20%
May
1951—
bl.53
1.44%
bl.53
1.30%
1.44%
1.35%
May 31, 1951—
June 7, 1951—
bl.53
bl.53
bl.53
1.40%
June
1.46%
1.40%
June
14,1951—
21,
1951-
bl.53
bl.53
bl.53
1.46%
bl.53
1.42%
June
28, 1951—
bl.53
1.4
bl.53
April 5, 1951
April 12, .1951—
April 19, 1951
April 26, 1951
May 3, 1051——
May 10, )951
May 17, 1951-
1.42%
24,
bl.53
1.46%
Primary Markets in
New York
City Bank Stocks
Kugel, Stone & Co.
Incorporated
New York 5, N.
20 Broad Street
Y.
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
1.96
2.13.
Unit Type
5
:
-iif-
32.25
-
Co—10
34%
Bank of New York &
44%
46%
93
96
Chase National Bank
38%
Chemical Bank & Trust—.
42%
6.51
100
—
10
—15
10
335
5%
12.44
12.69
21.14
Corn Exchange Bank Si Trust-20
18.80
20.22
4.08
4.42
County Trust Co.
(White Plains, N Y)
Empire Trust
Federation Bank Si Trust
Y^v
.
r' \
10.45
9.16
1
2.31
1
4.77
.1
2.58
2.62
;
1955
—*
—
64%
21
—10
/
Aetna
10
Casualty & Surety—
90%
53%
10
Aetna Insurance
«
Ask
■■■
"'"Par*
.
94%
Insur Co of
55%
Jersey Insurance of N Y
;
68
70:
Lincoln
72
76
Maryland Casualty
27%
29%
—10
Alliance
;
American Automobile
;4
41%
5
24%
26%
National
Prior
Ask
291
27%
29%
21
25
98
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17%
Sterling
National
25
55
Title Guarantee Si Trust
United States Trust
80
100
Amerlcan
Fidelity
Si
Casualty.5
20%
22%
—2%
20%
5
24%
26%
City Nat'l Bank Si Trust
26
28
American Surety
Automobile
5———..
32
34
Merchants
4
Mfrs
&
28%
30%
National Casualty
54%
57
National Fire
—10
64%
67%
National Union
New
(Detroit)—10
10
109
54
56
21%
23%
109%
113%
—10
"65%
X—10
35
Fire
Continental
.——.—_
Casualty
——
Cram & Forster Inc—sl
5
-
.'"68%
'
Northern
•
—
Employers Reinsurance
Federal
Fire Assn of Phila.
—10
49
52
Co—
Peerless Casualty Co
80
84
Phoenix
68
71
Preferred Accident
58
61
51
54
20%
21%
Providence-Washington —
Remsurance Corp (N Y)_
Republic (Texas)
10
Firemen's of Newark
5
Pacific Indemnity
5
52
5
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire common.5
12
2nd
preferred
Great
American
Hanover
15
5
'
•
20
Hartford Steambciler
,
■■■■„.
26%
28,
46%
48%
7%
200
91%
215
8%
10
253
&
Marine
285
125%
129%
U 8
U
S
Accident
/
34%
36%
U S
_5
34%
36%
Westchester Fire
Guarantee
n
T & S
A—6.25
60
160
27%
26%
100%
2%
10
29%
31%
2
8
9
10
12%
36
38
124
128
—10
100
10
2
33%
583
35%
598
Elec
Power
'irginia Elec & Pow ?%s„1980
Gas Transmis 3%s—1971
94
Tenn
1981
Elec Lgt & Power— ■-1986
97
96
97%
97.
97%
95%
96 %
96%
96"%
Cons Gas
2%s
-—
International
Alabama
96%
3s
Michigan Cons Gas
New England Power
N J Bell
a
share
lot
4.60%
pfd-100
4.60% pfd-100
preferred
100
Texas Eastern Transmission—
4.64%
1976
99%
3s..—,1075
99%
98%
99%
27/sS—1981^
96%
97 %
97
98
(not Included In year's
dDeferred delivery sales
sale
stock,
of
Co
4%% preferred
Tide
——100
$1.35
preferred
(not
99
101
104%
103%
—35
28
27%
b Bid yield price, cEx-dividend $2 and
included in year's range), eEx-interest.
I
69%
95%
privileges,
22%
1/20
N. Y. Curb
r Cash
toJJnlisted Trading
wd When delivery,
wi When Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z
value, tin default, iThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
par
102
103
range),
91%
•No
105
Water Power Co—
66%
price,
103
Tenn Gas Transmission—
Tel Co 2%S——1990
Odd
,
Florida Pow Corp
97%
Bank for
and
Reconstruction
Development
Pow
Ask
B'd
Stocks—
21
51%
96
Edison of N Y—
3s
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Exchange, n Admitted to trading
sales (not included In year's range),
tEx-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted
49%
Ask
Bid
2%s—1985
Public Serv El & Gas 2%s—1980
Southern Calif Edison 2%s_1976
97%
99%
Issues
Bonds—-(Cont.)
08%
""
1%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
Fire
4
10
—
59%
Francisco
San
Bank of Amer
98%
97%
96%
93 Vi
Si
Pow
Carolina
46%
Travelers
100
Bank Si Trust
Potomac
97%
-——1980
2%s
Cons
36%
Standard
56%
59
57
58
26
175
54
25
Y*
Atlantic City Electric—
80
44%
33%
25
Ask
Bid
16%
34%
"34%
37
43%
53 %
35
40%
50%
24
170
14%
Union Trust
20
Tower Grove Bank & Trust—20
Recent Security
Bonds—
76
Security ^New Haven)—
10
Springfield Fire & Marine.—10
31%
20
Mississippi Valley Trust
Mutual Bank Si Trust
655
15%
—5
13
22
Bank
——17
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
Mercantile-Commerce B & T-100
Mercantile-Commerce Nat'l—100
300
640
61%
65%
—
Nat'l Bank—20
National
First National Bank
259
100
100
59
157
5
—
Exchange
Boatmen's
94%
100
Trust Si Savings
Northern Trust Co
Lgt 2%s_198i
Commonwealth Edison 2%s-2001
150
.10
10
Hartford Fire
100
33 %
First National Bank
35%
Seaboard Surety
95
33
20%
54%'
10
Ftri»
255
St. Louis
Amer
United
National Bank Si Trust
40%
18%
28%
26%
Glens Falls
37%
10
St Paul Fire
General Reinsurance Corp.—10
33%
25
37
Fund of Frisco.—10
2
10
_3.33 %
.
54
58
35%
38
34%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md....
8%
Borden Co 2%s-,————1980
Northeastern
52
56
61
12.50
—
—10
Employees Group Assoc
59
33%
2.50
Fire
Pacific Fire
Fireman's
8%
35
_5
North River
Connecticut General Life„—10
Casualty
New Hampshire
New York Fire
—10
Camden
8
32 %
5
Fire
Amsterdam
103
Boston
94
7%
Harris
—10
25/
Bankers & Shippers
90
Continental Illinois
5
Bonding
25
—
48%
47%
245
Nat'l Bank
8t Louis
5
Massachusetts
21%
American of Newark
American Re-Insurance
101
Chicago
Merchant Fire Assurance
Equitable Assur.
49%
20%
52%
12
47%
States
United
55
259
135
19%
First National Bank
1,650
53
7
49%
41
Portland
300
/
253
,Y.
76
340
39
12%
20
& Trust
61
20
51
1
320
20
Mellon Nat'l Bank
100
20
131
10
common
& Trust—100
.
Peoples First National Bank
58
19%
lo
—100 xl,0OO
10
Life
preferred
74
Pittsburgh
35%
10
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
20
$1.05 Convertible preferred
44%
American
$2.10
72
Angeles
Security-First National
1,300
-1-100
Guaranty Trust
10
North America
10
•
Agricultural
Bid
25
Detroit
of
Franklin National Bank—
National City Bank.
New York Trust
■
41
Bank
23
33%
100 1,240
Morgan (JP) & Co Inc
Companies
25
Aetna Life
American
Bid
39%
Los
107
Manufacturers Trust Co
Par
10
Detroit
41%
39%
103
10
Fiduciary Trust
Irving Trust
Insurance
32%
5%
62%
16
10
First National Bank
Franklin Square, N Y
—
Z
37%
31
395
70
67%
lo
19.38
2.50
36
National
20
Trust Co
29%
28
375
National Bank
Co
.
Commercial National Bank Si
1
>
Ask
20
100
44%
6.15
Bid
National City Bank
16
Union Bank of Commerce—.10
Central
40%
12.52
1
5.96
1
Par
Cleveland Trust
350
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Fifth Avenue
1
E
Series 1956
30%
Companies
Ask
Cleveland
the Manhattan
of
—1
Independence Trust Shares
Series
Bid
New York
Continental Bank & Trust
_
Inc...
Trusts—
Par
Bankers Trust
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
Banks & Trust
Kings County Trust—
.
Bills
Ask
Bid
—'
11.52
North Amer Trust Shares—
Income Foundation Fund
'
Due
1.70%
14.10
04c
'
22.40
5.63
Investing Corp
Fund
,
.1
.
Wisconsin Investment Co
4.62
5.97
Whitehall
8.09
4.20
__lc
/—1
shares
shares
7.38
__lc
shares
..
1
'^Wellington Fund
13.89
19.15
Value Line Fund Inc
11.96
10.92
Utility
.1
Shares
United Science Fund.
7.03
—lc
Tobacco
r
98.25,
6-
Bank
r
.25c
1
i.
Industry
10.34
;
12.74
13.04
85c
1,
Inc
United. Income Fund Shares
8.05
.___L_lc
Steel
Inc
Fund
9»59
,
Union Preferred Stock Fund—1
10.24
Railroad stock shares
.
98.5
98.21
1-50
63.12
•
Trusteed
Bond shares..—..lc
shares
1
Union Bond Fund series B
Equipment shares
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
„
98.10
98.1
-
55.78
62.49
—25
0.27
11.34
10.35
—lc
Priced shares—
Inc
9.98
8:46
.9.58
Divesting Company- shares__lc
Merchandising shares
-
98.6
19551955—
8-
"
Television-Electronics
9.41
.
Investors
Technical Fund Inc
8.69
7.93
Institutional -bond" shares.. 1 c
Low
Fund
T
"
.
1954
0-1-50
8.27
64.75
9.79
State Street Investment
Stein Roe & Fainham
Corp.*
8.93
shares
Food shares
i'
are
in 32nds
14.28
8.31
Fully administered shares—lc
Y General; bond. shares.^ .-J—lc
Industrial Machinery shares lc
»
Ask
.8499
25.89
Chemical
'
,
.9297
99.8729
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
24.40
*
'
<
Bid
.99.7918
l%s Nov. 1, 1951
Values shown below
99.9099
—
26.33
26.33
(net asset val)
Selected Amer Shares..
,2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Bunamg shares
•
Maturity—
1.40%
V
8.97
Aviation
,
97
1.40%
19.12
3.34
4%
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund, Inc (net asset value).*
Automobile snares
V.--
96.16
1, 1957-1955
100.8
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
4.77
17.85
5
.Republic Investors
70.31
65.39
1'
;
99
99.28
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
,
19.19
4%
25%
25
14.00
preferred.
Petroleum Si Trading—
7.58
General Investors Trust
...
Ask
99.9120
Treasury Notes—
1%S July 1, 1951 "B"
1%S July 1, 1951 "C"
1%S July 1, 1951 "D"
1%S Aug. 1, 1951
1%S Oct. 1, 1951
1%S Oct. 15, 1951—.
4.96
6.20
Series
Group
6.73
General,Capital Corp...
•
Bid
9.39
1
Priced Com Stock Serles.l
6.14
Inc.—.1
Fund
99.6
98.24
—
4.30
.6.49
Series
Series
6.92'
__lc
series.
99.29
98.28
5.53
1
Stock
'
stock
119
117%
Dollar Price
Maturity—
17.16
1
...
$1.50
Franklin Custodian Funds mc—
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
1%S May 1, 1952-1950
1%S Jan. 1, 1953-1951
2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
16.33
15.53
England Fund
1
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
7.84
—*
series
Ask
99
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1%S Oct.
17.51
15.02
1
Natural Resources Fund Inc—
6.20
I
16.21
1
New
32%
5/61
Common
Bid
98.16
8.80
Inc.l
Fund
Stock Series—,
Industrial Stock Series
Low
2.65
-2.42
30%
10
First Mutual Trust Fund..—.1
Preferred stock
99.29
100
99.26
37.29
1
Selected
cv
2nd
of Boston Inc
Speculative
„
8.03
Series——!
Income
Fund
Stock Fund
5.70
Securities—
Preferred
& Howard-
Eaton
Fund
Low Priced
11.54
25c
-
Shares
Investors
Balanced Fund
9.16"
.
4.61
*
X34.49
interest--1
1
.
—
—,
1951.
point
Investors Trust—
Ctfs
1
Metals
100
99.29
—
a
5.73
Automobile
11.67
equipment...
l'/oS NOV. 15,
4.50
13.60
10.65
Machinery
Merchandising
Oct 15, 1951
2s
4.41
Business Equipment shares.lc
12.41
16.79
Insurance
Value)
9.34
1
Electrical
7.49
11.35
—1
supply
Building
25c
8.52
iin:::1!
Chemical
99.26
Managed Funds—
14.30
.
Fund
10.36
-1
—
Bank stock—
(Net
.
.—
—
99.30
1951—_____
of
Other Issue*
52.57
com
Fund
Trust
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
27 %
.1
.
com
8-4 (Low Priced
16.95
25%
Fund Inc
Stocks)
1
Lexington
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Stks)_l
Stks) 1
7.15
Pfd Stk
&
1951
15,
Aug
more 32nds
or
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb 1, 1953.
*
Panama Canal 3s
—1961
100
19.37
29.75
Knickerbocker
Composite Bond
15,
1.70s
12.62
25.20
.100
one
Ask
99.30
1.80s June
27.98
20.79
Bonds)
1
Commonwealth Investment
Bid
—
28.29
(Medium* Grade
B-3
9.29
9.28
(Investment
23.00
Securities corn- .100 5,890
Agriculture
Automobile
1
1
-
Preferred
,
Boston_-l
?9c
20.08'
_^_5'*
Chemical Fund
Diversified
of
80c
1
—.
Ltd.
Century Shares Trust
Christiana
Trust
14.03
B-2
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Broad Street Invest Cord-
1951
17.85
10.84
Corp..__
l%s May 15,
17.67
12.25
10.03
Holdings
12.80
lc
...
11.27
.__1
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
5
Axe-Houghton Fund B______
Beneficial
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
American Mutual Fund Inc.. ...1
Blair
Bid
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd—
46%
1
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
Ex-stock dividend.
.
4*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1412)
Week
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINCS
Bank
increase compared with
clearings this week will show an
$
Federal Reserve
Third
ago.
year
a
1951
District-
above those of the
■will be 22.7%
corresponding week last
clearings
this center there is
gain for the week ended Friday of 11.0%.
a
for the week follows:
Our comparative
BY
New York
2,721,316
5,484,124
2,194,313
2,222,469
5,783,145
13,888,793
4,037,035
12,956,466
7,222,915
Delaware—Wilmington
(11 cities).
5,908,196
1,073,710,956
—
$7,145,097,356
1,004,333,836
711,648,991
+
Philadelphia--
1,246.000,000
943,000.000
+ 32.1
563,089,337
446,937,327
+ 26.0
343,899,295
224,523,838
+ 53.2
Mansfield
310,600,000
240,900,000
+ 28 9
Youngstown
Kansas
City
1,114,504
942,983
904,246
+ 54.1
2.637,228
2,968,905
7.9
935,000,000
+ 30.9
2,822,856
773,000,000
3,197,446
+ 23.6
4,470,669
4,717,667
1.3
2,325,673
+ 43.3
3,652,132
7.2
9,120,830
1,861,481
3,794,719
8,064.097
4,193,584
—
—
+
+ 22.3
1,153,293,793
6.9
5,658,163
.
804,759,632
968,642,356
Fourth Federal Reserve Distriot—Cleveland—
+ 11.0
$7,929,173,216
St. Louis
1,036,236
%
1950
Chicago
Boston
975,067
6,777,134
New Jersey—Trenton
1951
943,502
+ 30.3
2,879,494
—
TELEGRAPH
>
Week Ended March 31—
+ 32.8
+ 14.3
3,560,953
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
%
953.310
1,114,000,000
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
1
1948
S
911,761
4,436,841
York
■summary
1949
Dec. %
1,219,622
1,026,000,000
Philadelphia
At
24
1,265,646
Reading
Our preliminary
year.
totals stands at $17,017,700,8.94 against $13,874,450,745 for the same week in 1950.
March
Inc. or
1,393,579
—
Chester
Lancaster
tor all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
1.187,637
Bethlehem
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, March 31, clearings
$,
.
-Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
Ended
1950
.
41.1
Ohio—Canton
8,979,099
434,193,000
315,548,000
412,502,018
320,402,141
439,700,085
38,040,700
+ 28.7
Cleveland
417,648,928
308,532,705
216,889,080
197,668,265
+
+
18.6
6,339,696
181,968,596
+ 39.8
318,454,427
5,625,364
185,098,184
306,971,607
4.9
32,670,500
27,638,400
+
6.619,163
4,945,838
+ 33.8
4,580,444
6,416,916
+ 49.3
6,823,562
5,329,323
306,980,474
349,786,079
—12.2
344,853,215
255,648,678
1,052,640,156
9064900,525
+16.1
895,695,440
790,931,500
2,092,391
10,942,009
+ 34.3
14,081,000
+ 28.7
2,371,867
10,612,000
168,453,756
(7 Cities)
122,536,586
+ 37.5
122,771,755
4,669,944
9.7
$12,878,328,710 $10,854,258,623
+ 52.7
+ 28.4
+ 35.4
Baltimore
Total
5,881,650
189,038,267
314,552,775
36,279,000
9,579.608
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
+ 37.6
Pittsburgh
242,741,027
Columbus
8an Francisco
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Ten cities five days
West
Virginia—Huntington
2,809,057
2,424.837,010
+ 39.3
$16,255,440,030 $13,279,095,633
+ 22.4
•South Carolina—Charleston—-
595,355,112
+ 28.0
Maryland—Baltimore
Other cities, five days
3,377,111,320
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
Total all cities, five days
All cities, one day—
762,260,864
—
:
4,337,070
3,096,596
+ 40.1
3,105,455
3,006,955
312,151,643
216,186,494
+ 44.4
221,159,734
102,559,389
80,836,826
+ 26.9
67,561,274
212,781,083
59,534,226
604,391,915
—_
435,690,902
+38.7
427,582,085
406,096,095
District of Columbia—Washington—.
Total all Cities for week
$17,017,700,894 $13,874,450,745
2,563,557
9,985,000
118,225,274
+22.7
Total
(6 cities)
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
In
issue of next week.
our
ends
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
Accordingly in the above, the last day of the week in all
In the
we
are
elaborate detailed statement,
able
to
inasmuch
as
Tennessee—Knox\;ille
however, which
—
Augusta—+
same
week in 1950.
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
it appears that in the New York District
We
gain of 27.1%.
Mobile
Philadelphia Reserve District the totals register
38.7%
a
Total
decline of 6.9%.
4,142,478
+ 33.2
3,074,627
+ 22.7
2,949,163
2,751,086
9.2
100,183,306
84,646,934
+ 25.1
93,808,768
92,348,299
7,495,995
5,549,547
+ 35.1
444,044
365,013
+ 21.7
5,537,447
301,402
7,007,938
337,724
165,940,437
141,166,723
+ 17.6
135,380,459
98,669,364
895,693,366
718,345,328
+24.7
663,489,782
585,446,391
»
,
cities)
Reserve
Grand
Rapids—
an
Indiana—Fort
In the Cleveland
South
Wayne—
i
expansion of 36.1%, in the'Dallas Reserve District of 30.6%
SUMMARY
OF
BANK
4,687,574
48,658,000
41,383,000
5,421,788
+
4,259,934
5,621,684
2,897,584
5.1
2,329.869
69,488,316
+ 32.5
63,003^069
58,124,190
3,335,453
+ 26.1
3,540,674
3,492,513
—
J
28,562,065
+ 11.1
12,826,388
+ 17.9
1,080,262
992,712
+
8.8
27,162,227
12,030,050
917,057
25,407,453
15,121,788
,
a.
739,845,763
694,807,213
+
6.5
645,561,901
624,616,251
2,976,902
13,389,756
2,543,325
+ 17.0
9,413,163
+ 42.2
2,357,687
9,297,048
5,407,305
4,538,589
+ 19.1
3,809,889
1,892,727
8,285,540
3,626,917
2,855,366
2,537,914
+ 12.5
2,849,532
2,396,994
996,876,105
907,752,249
+
9.8
846,591,037
805,265,244
337,700,000
276,900,000
+ 22.0
273,900,000
79,182,018
,
:
Rockford
Springfield
Total
7.3
7,220,240
31,745,162
Decatur
CLEARINGS
+ 61.8
+ 20.9
4,911,393
49,100,000
1,299,235
2,750,092
City——.—
Peoria
.;:=
4,817,321
4,206,814
Chicago
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
t
8,730,973
5,031,810
92,103,629
—
Illinois—Bloomington
"
:
975,186
8,957,676
4,755,835
+ 22.3
7,944,986
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
and in
+ 18.2
+ 25.1
52,683,000
8,730,283
Wisconsin—Milwaukee——
Sioux
*
998,276
8,823,783
•
Bend—
Terre Haute
The Chicago Reserve District
In the Kansas City- Reserve District the
the San Francisco Reserve District of 30.1%.
3,519,322
1,179,575
___—
Des Moines—
totals show
3,859,762
11,037,481
5,817,941
——*
Lansing
larger by 16.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District oi:
Minneapolis Reserve District of, 19.5%..
104,921,273
+
District—Chicagt
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
the
in
but
Seventh Federal
an
gain of 9.8%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 22.7% and in the
a
(10
Indianapolis
are
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 24.7%.
fcas to its credit
25.6%
59,136,244
224,700,000
119,198,586
i
Louisiana—New Orleans—
located and from this
are
12,329,480
67,053,745
238,400,000
the cities
(including this city) the totals record
improvement of 26.7%, and in the Boston Reserve District of
Heserve District the totals
group
16,015,730
9.6
+
3,771,477
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Outside of this city there was a gain of 18.6%, the
bank clearings at this center having recorded a
5,519,367
+ 33.0
+ 40.3
130,170,082
131,210,773
—
Alabama—Birmingham
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $18,524,896,974 against $15,073,£43,757 in the
240,400,000
Macon
increase of 22.9%, the aggregate of
was an
78,604,915
337,200,000
-—.
Florida—Jacksonville.—
the week
20,922,166
86,116,059
Georgia—Atlanta
present further below
we
27,825,133
Nashville
has to be estimated.
cases
give final and complete results of the previous week
ending March 24. For that week there
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
the week
not available at time of going to press.
—
(17 cities)
,
10,563,763
746,749
"
Week Ended March 24—
1
1
Federal Reserve
1st Boston
cities
_12
1,073,710,956
—
Sth
40th Kansas
V-
'
•
' ; •'
'V:
7,920,405,928
6.9
968,642,356
804,759,632
906,900,525
+ 16.1
895,695,440
790,981,500
406,096,095
We
1.
II
.10
York
1
+ 24.7
663,489,782
907,752,249
+
9.8
846,591,037
+ 22.7
500,647,215
465,378,377
381,129,457
+ 19.5
382,113,720
310,489,518
v.\;'
630,231,534
463,090,957
+ 36.1
450,705,002
315,940,552
+ 30.6
295,479,341
788,088,284
+ 30.1
729,241,342
15,073,643,757
+ 22.9
13,290,153,748
14,099,058,153
8,800,190,929
7,421,051,826
+ 18.6
6,926,187,775
"|;:7 /JVn
.
-
1951
Dec. %
!•;;•
1,502,512
497,932,297
+22.7
500,647,215
465,378,377
110,793,847
5,932,419
5,912,236
0.3
4,976,701
5,849,454
254,689,401
+ 20.4
99,840,870
+ 25.5
258,628,525
96,687,111
215,461,790
125,329,770
-
+
71,155,526
6,395,443
—29.1
6,398,631
4,599,150
3,375,179
2,722,363
+ 24.0
3,544,501
2,904,886
3,735,056
10,609,891
2,803,931
8,765,213
+ 33.2
2,784,227
2,737,687
+ 21.0
9,094,024
7,781,025
455,250,854
381,129,457
+19.5
382,113,720
310,489,518
511,477
+ 32.3
4,531,708
.
Helena
J
Total (7 cities)
■ v
?>is(Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
1948
$
'V-1'."
$
3,573,538
461,845,520
450,166,875
2,325,334
1,781,498
1,009,232
953,002
+ 30.5
1,613,857
1,595,331
5.9
798,234
755,928
+
1,853,282
1,559,493
+ 18.8
1,346,520
9,468,092
i
1,674,965
7,564,831
+ 25.2
6,795,005
6,888,468
7,209,530
(12 cities)
+ 37.1
4,669,109
23,966,144
19,852,261
10,688,011
6.5
8,688,011
7,600,086
31,661,200
5.5
24,517,300
29,101,800
1,572,288
1,206,667
+ 30.3
1,241,606
1,132,611
720,105,209
—
+
573,515,989
+ 25.6
20,286,250
51,111,318
3,626,709
2,851,915
120,990,623
2,207,569
—
446,864
5,772,054
116,243,701
+ 41.2
111,969,686
5,643,736
100,824,015
+
+ 19.3
+ 33.3
9,880,450
10,677,806
+ 34.7
301,987,760
307,754,327
9,175,620
+ 37.7
9,227,320
11,022,990
2,937,836
3,305,024
2,000,179
+ 46.9
1,379,120
1,730,282
2,075,178
+ 59.3
1,992,727
1,397,770
630,231,534
Joseph
463,090,957
+36.1
450,705,002
445,927.838
6,347,047
249,004,896
21,827,509
238,462,000
:
-
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
7,883,962
12,290,004
306,567,985
..
/
Pueblo
7,035,298
5,906,205
'
Total
(10 cities)
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
4,857,600
+ 15.3
33,412,800
Island—Providence
5,257,173
22,611,725
9,993;307
Hampshire—Manchester
432,050
+ 23.4
1,584,845
•
26,074,310
Haven
5.5
5,933,893
413,019,736
12,630,615
—.
Missouri—Kansas City
St.
523,843
408,958
7,322,198
164,118,723
9,406,686
16,382,547
—
Omaha
3,439,759
+ 28.0
1,407,311
528,537
431,439
Lincoln
Kansas—Topeka
+ 23.9
Bedford
676,730
—
Hastings-.
1949
3,114,760
540,462,155
528,650,529
—60.3
11,429,006
11,447,720
+ 27.2
2,384,652
2,608,422
84,865,064
+ 42.6
81,257,557
80,455,311
1,162,490
+ 89.9
1,374,451
2,243,110
1,566,301
+ 43.2
9,724,706,045
7,652,591,931
Texas—Austin
Dallas
Fort
+ 29.1
5,300,000
6,174,000
4,917,057
+ 22.7
3,991,225
3,710,493
9,618,294
+
2.1
9,008,664
7,588,956
412,679,084
Falls
(6
4,846,000
9,816,154
315^40,552
+30.6
295,479,341
285,465,364
30,995,252
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
+ 24.3
+ 41.0
6,257,000
6,034,857
1
Galveston
Wichita
6,916,024
267,657,161
21,986,016
8,596,120
350,979,701
„
Worth
cities)
+ 31.1
6,469,688
23,060,227
District—New York—
Wcw York—Albany
r
Buffalo
JKlmira
Jamestown
York
Rochester
Jersey—Montclair
Hewark
21,007,801
+ 10.0
17,797,288
14,646,344
20,350,060
13,312,051
northern New Jersey
Total (12 cities).
a
Utah—Salt Lake City
1,575,273
California—Long Beach
7,706,847,622
San
11,891,754
Santa
15,392,743
11,086,834
558,987
449,504
10,047,330,376
+ 47.0
36,059,382
45,057,417
43,008,539
7,931,963,424
+26.7
6,589,504,273
7,920,405,928
Barbara
550,675,136
12,502,395
4,690,620
9,728,184
i
+ 19.9
+ 25.5
3,118,302
2,967,844
+12.7
143,682,637
57,611,533
140,610,620
14,512,710
10,304,005
395,527,511
9,537,465
4,501,583
+ 49.9
9.3
+
8.7
11,529,767
8,382,697
+
39.2
367,998,369
+
+ 31.1
8,999,786
4.2
3,103,924
+
128,379,103
51,306,211
8,490,297
6,405,006
391,501,904
9,377,325
3,314,897
7,838,530
+ 24.6
6,868,149
788,088,284
+30.1
729,241,342
750,191,737
18,524,896,974
(10 cities)
7,807,474
1,024,890,841
Stockton
Total
117,946,178
142,354,472
2,986,936
147,250,562
53,305,566
15,073,643,757
7,421,051,826
+ 22.9
13,290,153,748
14,099,058,153
6,926,187,775
6,392,210,531
32,352,474
+ 12.2
11,204,769
Jose
17,390,190
12,346,173
+ 52.9
50,615,520
15,860,902
.*
Francisco
+ 21.5
37,614,572
i
79,918,717
Pasadena
San
18,032,342
618,117
55,310,127
56,793,854
Yakima
1,645,590
Francisco-
170,669,610
3,749,999
165,890,509
Oregon—Portland
1,292,285
*
.
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Washington—Seattle...
6,363,965,973
23,118,741
Connecticut—Stamford
L
or
H;,;: 1 >is:
485,779,571
Connecticut—Hartford
|
1,491,845
South Dakota—Aberdeen
i
621,584,507
Worcester
•
$
Inc.
24?
3,859,423
—
flpringfield
Syracuse
0.3
+
306,736,831
Wichita
Jx>well
Wcw
1950
March
+ 30.3
Portland
Hew
Ended
1,338,058
Fall River
!
'
1,743,104
JBinghamton
1,655,256
detailed statement showing the figures for each
city for the
$
Reserve
95,727,263
Paul
v
S&cond Federal
+ 27.4
District—Minneapolis—
6,392,210,531
Massachusetts—Boston
•'
(4 cities).
North Dakota—Fargo.
Federal Reserve District —Boston—
Total
+ 21.4
89,950,985
Montana—Billings
Maine—Bangor
"Rhode
'
Minneapolis
750,191,737
Clearings at—
Hew
'
129,426,056
,4
Ninth Federal Reserve
St.
18,524,896,974
'V;
Hew
,
1,659,501
,
Minnesota—Duluth
285,465,364
1,024,890,841
Total
445,927,838
412,679,084
Week
Hew
;
805,265,244
497,932,297
—
City.
our
•
585,446,391
996,876,105
455,250,854
«<
10
add
•>''•
114,606,249
Kentucky—Louisville
1
now
■
281,600,000
121,828,107
611,096,578
Illinois—Quincy...
427,582,085
:
157,130,828
Tennessee—Memphis
—
611,096,578
———
New
Missouri—St. Louis—
6,589,504,273
week ended March 24 iot four years:
First
Louis—
112 cities
Outside
"
i■
5
528,650,529
718,345,328
ii
7
Total
540,462,155
435,690,902
<i
•1.2th San Francisco
1943
■:'
+ 38.7
ii.
17
City
•■■■
604,391,915
ii
11th Dallas
+ 25.6
+ 26.7
$
,
895,693,366
II
Louis
Minneapolis
%•;'
II
-10
7th Chicago
^8th St.
1,153,293,793
1,052,640,156
II
6
-Gth Atlanta
7,931,963,424
1949
or
II
7
5th Richmond
573,515,989
10,047,330,376
-11
4th Cleveland
720,105,209
it
12
Philadelphia
Inc.
Dec,
$
-2nd New York
3rd
1950
1951
Districts
Grand Total (112 cities)
Outside New York—
•Estimated,
a
Now included in
•„
8,800,190,929
Newark, N. J.
iNot available.
+
18,6
Volume 173
Number 4999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
'
American
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act1 of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. 'We
i-give below:a record for the week just passed:
*
;to the
•
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
FEDERAL
BY
MARCH
BANK
RESERVE
23, 1951 TO MARCH 29,
TO
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
1951,
UNDER
TARIFF
'
>
—
ACT
OF
Noon
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
Monetary Unit
Value'
in
United
New
1930
1st
York
Mar. 23
Mar.124
$
$
Argentina peso—
Basfc__i_
___;
Preferential
Australia, pound_____
Belgium,.franc.2
*_
1
and
.133333*
.0713000*
2.231573
.208500
Czechoslovakia, koruna.^
Denmark, krone
-
India, Dominion of, rupee____
Mexico, peso
:
.00285625
-
'
.0544060
Morrell
.208500
.208500
National
.0200600
.0200600
.144938*
.144938*
.00285625
.00285625
.0193687
.206700
New Zealand, pound—
!
2.772896
_________________
Norway, krone,—
■'
'
.115606
2.7728.96
2.772896
.140154*
.496250
.496250
.496433*
.0348000
.0348300
.0348750
.0349000
.328500
.328500
.328500
.328500
.328500
.193269*
Switzerland, franc___
.193269*
.231600
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound Sterling
■.v
N i'i /•''
■
■
V;
,
•.
,425531*t
tApplication
depends
type of
upon
2.783750
2.783750
2.800742
„
Id.
due
1979
1st
debs.,
2.800429
2.800703
.658327*+
.658327*+
,561797*t
.561797*+
.561797*+
.425531*+
.425531*+
.425531*+
fund
debentures,
Corp.—
fund debentures,
Reserve Banks Combined
(In
thousands
of
dollars)
Inc. (+) or
dec. (—) since
Mar. 28,
Mar.21,
1951
Assets—
Gold
certificates.
20,017,404
i
fund
for
F.
gold
ctf.
advances
Govt,
Bills
.
16,684
+
319,775
60,155
smaller
2,400,868
+
+
States
77,161
105,693
3,990
+
197
+
+
1,996
+
1,996
*1,599,098
+
99,300
14,974,333
+
17,450
6,032,331
+
141,100
...
'
Notes
'. Bonds
1;
—
+
credited
the
other
districts.
ber banks follows:
382,769
w
due
Total
S.
U.
Govt
securities.
22,605,762
257,850
+
,.<■
.+
■V-'".";
5,090,037
from,
R.
of
Uncollected
Bank
banks__
items___„__
cash
-
148.472
3,615,261
other
+
24
foreign banks
notes
579,818
+
23,082,317
Due
F.
premises
V<,
5,199,147
Fibre
due
1962
due
1960
due
&
Light
Co.
1st
mortgage
+
37,377
+
1,045,761
59
+
4,889
+
63,398
+
Loans
assets
t
"
1
~
Total
'
'•
V
'
.
+
163,209
—
'
loans;
;
"
"
assets
48,019,021
<+
,
•
4,014,689
Loans
bonds
1972
—Apr
Peoria
&
Western
brokers
9
due
Apr
1
Apr
13
Apr
1
1976
Federal
4
Reserve
notes
Deposits:;
\
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
Other
22,961,687
54,792
—
+
series
B
May
278,440
—-
+
3,241.050
"
.V
U.
+
443,987
+
S.
Total
+
58,102
+
19,536,
299,161
deposits
Deferred
97,302
+
iv Real
22,774
+
U.
Total
liabilities
+
3,338,664
+
537,076
Treasury
520
Treasury
1,375
12,735
47,092,437
—
—
>
58,710
+
+
U.
3,988,330
Surplus
(Section
7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Other
capital
35
+
510,022
_
13,278
+
+
21,849
—
——
Cash
8,768
27.543
.___
—
__
4,653
+
Balances
of
gold
serves, 'to
certificate
48,019,021
63,398
+
+
4,014,689
liabilities
note
re¬
46.6%
.
—•
V.:
...3%._
—
//■;' 9.8%
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances
purchased
correspondents
Banks
Time
S.
•
2,368
for foreign
31,491
•
6%
•
deposits,
Government
demand
Foreign
deposits—
1
+
1,373
5,504
+
'416
+
502'
20
+
4,782
55
—
+
21
2,508
—
31
3,250
—
+
1,044
179
+
228
_
2,800
■■
+
23,600
;'77
+
1,526
Interbank
during
and
week
50,321
+
150
+
„—
fc>.
uovc.
5%
notes,
Pacific
due
RR.
mtge. 4(4%
—1,505
+
3,853
8
+
*
-
The
4,381
+
2,265
+
1,631
491
+
134
11
+
55
181
+
64
1,343
462
__
—»
+
except
accucuu*,
—32,163
condition statement of weekly reporting member
of the Federal
the
.shows
r-
-
,
Reserve
System
for the week
ended March 21: Increases of $514,000,000 in loans, $502,'000,000 in holdings of Treasury bills, and $2,265,000 in
United States Government deposits, and decreases of $1,505,000y000 in demand deposits adjusted, and $491,000,000 in demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
industrial,
Commercial,
creased
all
San
in most
reporting
were
principal
following
and
districts, and
member
a
banks;
changes
agricultural
District.
District,. and
loans
in¬
,
1951
V
this
In
principal
the
increases
$43,000,000 in the
$23,000,000
in
the
Boston
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
000,000.
1
"
Real
"
estate loans increased l$26,..
*
1
1174
Apr
16
1279
11
V 1176
*
1
205
2
May
Apr
1119
;
grouped in two separate
are
Per
Name of Company
Share
Affiliated Gas Equipment,
Air
Reduction
Air-Way
Alabama
All
Co.
Electric
Mills,
Penn
Oil
&
will
holders
4-
1
4-20
4-21
3-31
4-16
4-10
5-
12 Vac
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
$1
to
split
the
at
a
9
1
4-16
4-30
4-16
4-19
stock¬
special
Can
Co. (quar.)
Fidelity & Casualty
mond, Va.) <quar.)___
$1
4-10
3-31
15c
American Fidelity Co\
Co.
5-15
25c
American
4-16
4-
25c
4-16
4-2
$1.75
3-31
3-23)
(Rich¬
(Montpelier, Vt.)—
Quarterly
American
Maize-Products
Co., common
(quar.)._.
American Phenolic Corp.—
American Smelting & Refining
Co., common
7%? 1st preferred
<quar.)__
7%- preferred
Wire
&
Cable
Co.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Athol
Mfg
20c
4-13
.$1
5-31
5-
4
$1.75
4-30
4-
6
75c
4-24
5c
4-25
5-1
4-10
^
-.
4-16
tl5c
6-
1
4-30
6-
1
4-30
5-
1
4-16
+25c
5-
1
4-16
'$2
6-
1
50c
4-
2
3-20
$1,083/4
5-
1
4-
.»
&
pfd.
4-13
t$l. 12Va
;
Co.
'
+22 V2C
^
...
—
Santa Fe Ry Co. (quar.)
Atlantic
4-27
2
t56VtC
(increased)
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
4V2% convertible preferred (quar.)—,
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume-(except where indicated) in which the
given" in the "Chronicle."
4-16
1
4-25
5-
2c
pfd.
Corp.
recommend
Atchison, Topeka
list of corporate bonds, notes,
5-
35c
meeting to be held immediately after the
annual meeting on May 7.
5%
•
Holder*
25c
two-for-one
a
20c
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)__
Gas_—
Petroleum
Directors
(quar.)
Corp
Inc
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
Amerada
Inc.
(quar)—
Appliance
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
(quar.)
—
4-27
5
$1
4%
(quar.)—
5%
preferred 3rd
Line
Coast
series
preferred
(s-a)
5
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
$2.50
Company (quar.)
Wholesalers, Ltd., class A
Atlantic
4-
1
RR.—
'non-cumulative
Atlantic
1
5-
$1
(quar.)
5-
*$1
4% preferred 2nd series
25c
$10C
5-10
4-
2
4-24
3-20
NOTICE
OF
5V2 %
TENDER
Date
Page
Apr 13
bonds..Apr
5
Apr
2
562
Company and Issue—
Aroostook
Valley
RR.
1st & refunding mtge.
gold bonds due
Leeds & Lippincott Co.,
year
Vandalia
RR.
1961
outstanding
consolidated
4(4%
—
mortgage
mortgage bonds
Atlas
preferred
Plywood
;
series
A
due
1072
1280
Avery
—
Co., .Inc., common.
prior preference (quar.)
conv.
(B.
Entire
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
1967—r-
<quar.)_
Steels, Ltd
Austin, Nichols &
$1.25
■
F.)
&
issue
1
at
Sons
Co.,
called
for
$26.50
per
Page
May
1
•
Extra
6-
1
5-15
37V2C
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-
10c
5-
1
4-20
30c
5-
1
4-20
6%
2
preferred—
$1.87(4
Baldwin-LIma-Hamiiton
Baldwin- Rubber
55c
redemption
on
share plus this
dividend
Date
bonds,
3-16
3-16
+
Atlas
50-
Company and Issue—
Alabama Great Southern RR. Co. 1st mtge. 3l/t%
Corp.
2
2
+25c
(s-a)
4-
4-
carrying securities other than Government securities in¬
$150,000,000.
1
payment date.
April
creased
1973——
issue.
preferred
including
were
3
_Apr
:
bonds, series A, due 2014
Atlantic City Electric, 4.35%
details
1070
a
4J/2%
.
a
17
second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached thei
Notices
Below will be found
a
stock-Apr
tables.; In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow witl
Anaconda
.
total of $217,000,000 at"
$78,000,000 in New York City,
Francisco
v
in leading cities
3
1
DIVIDENDS
184
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
./.banks
<
1
Apr
1269
Co.—
Income
Steel
& Conveyor Co
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
4V2%
preferred
iquar.)
_
1
Apr
Co.,
Anchor
io.
563
—
preferred
conv.
Dividend announcements
273
—
+
9,124
——
U.-
Gas
•Announcement
75
15,605
—
banks
>
V
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—
2.65% 25-year debentures, due
2,523
37
—■
deposits:
banks
Interim
American
——
1
Co.—
sinking fund gold bonds—
5(4%, due 1972—
5%, due
1973
4(4%, due 1977-.
Union
Western
182
'J.5 '/V./.;//'
adjusted..
exceptj. government
1058
Apr
stock
907
+
—
14,339
banks..
/X"
1
Apr
preferred
1
Apr
5% cum. preferred stock
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—-
145
+
834
Borrowings
Debits to demand deposit accounts,
Industrial loan -commitments—'
+
'
8,243
deposits
Domestic
combined-
1
140
'—
2,220
■V'
6,562
domestic
A,
B,
Page
Jun
American
Southern
325
+
__
20,735
Reserve
Date
conv.
1115
Transportation
Corp.,
$4.25
pre¬
ferred stock, series A—
May
Lorillard (P.) Co., 5% gold bonds due
Aug. 1, 1951
Pittsburgh Steel Co., class B, 7% preferred stock—
Jun
.;•■// I
26
31,198
—
—
with
Interbank
and F. R.
deposit
+
+
+•
5,885
—
:
Federal
cumulative
1
CALLED
•
—.
Liabilities—
U.
'Ratio
150
/■/ 5
+
"■
.
579
———
vault
Demand
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
General
290
13
145
indebtedness—.
series, *due I960.Apr
ISSUE
:
C,
Colorado'Fuel & Iron Corp.,
5,330
218
securities—Total
bills
/
certificates of
with
in
mortgage
Series
,
160,772
accounts-
+
—
———
securities
Reserve
228,247
—
217
1,263
______
notes
bonds
S.
Other
1st
pur¬
'
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
+
505
Government
S.
320,951
208,824
bonds, "3(4%
7,973
5,368
loans
sink. fd.
Corp.,
Series
carrying:
or
1115
1
7,901
+
—_■
loans
Treasury
^
+
515
banks—————
to
2,845,839
liab., incl. accrued divs.
obligations
securities
estate
Loans
21,272.176
availability cash items
514
+
obligations
Government
Other
55,304
898,261
l
+
33,136
_______
purchasing
1115
1
3,441
+
'
1,052,143
acct._
;
Other
Other;
for
,
19,022,611
for
1
3(4%
bonds,
Corp.—
Series
Mar. 22,
19,173
dealers
arid
securities
loans
909
nkge.
570
Apr
1st
*
1
Apr
1967
Co.
1
Apr
1970
Power
Cleveland Union Terminals
\
967
2nd
1977
mortgage
Beryllium
\
864
'
May
due
due
Company and Issue—
United
•32,687
;—
Government
Other
113,110
Other
.
Member bank—reserve accts.
U.
-
_____
* 1
+
due
966
'
stock,
Ampco Metal, Inc., preferred stock———
i—
(B. F.) Avery & Sons Co., 6% cum. preferred stock
-
1278
RR.—
ENTIRE
carrying:
or
U. -S.
series,
series,
Peninsula
and agricultural
—
to
chasing
■..Liabilities—r
70,447
__:
Loans—gross ./
/; Commei cial,- industrial,
; 49,962
,
Investments—Total-
and
Loans—net
6,158
'
Other
1st
i
1
May
__________
Power
series
Joseph Light & Power Co.—
York
(+) or
Mar. 14,
965
Co.—
sinking fund debentures,
——
Sound
series
dec. (—) since
Mar. 21,
*
1
1974—Apr
9
,.'-'1'//
V1
5951
1951
1950
'/V/V.V.(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
9
—
544,007
—
40,585
—
'
9,919
+
V// •+•/
,
-"
-
1277
763
Gen.
Inc.
1
1
1
/+,
vv*;-/,.'
"
1
23,4 %
Borrowings increased $118,000,000 in New York City
and a total of $181,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
5,858,550
965
965
Upper
v
-v.
965
May
mortgage, series "B, 4 % b*»ds, due" 1967
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc., preference stock
Twenty-Ninth
Street Towers
Corp.
10-year 4%
mtge. (now first mtge.) bonds, due 1952
deposits increased and demand de¬
domestic banks decreased in vail
to
861
1
969
coupon
1st
*
13,595,133
—
Government
districts.
2,263,777
'
—
_
in most of
amounts
posits
1,421
1,996
securities: *
Certificates
.
2,461,023
+
3,846
+
470,569
Industrial
loaps
Acceptances purchased
S.
—
350,254
and
—
347'
—
20,618,899
reserves
Other.cash
"Discounts
3,499
—
'601,495
.! Total
1950
R.
notes
U.
1951
'-v.1
•
Redemption
Mar.29,
1
1
1174
4(4 %
increased
$292,000,000 in
New York Cityr$123,000,000 in the Chicago District, $74,000,000 in the San Francisco District, $22,000,000 in the
Cleveland District, $17,000,000 in the Boston District, but
they decreased $18,000,000 in the Atlanta District. Hold¬
ings of Treasury notes and of United States Government
bonds decreased $55,000,000 and $31,000,000, respective¬
ly, at all reporting member banks.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $876,000,000 in
New York City, $197,000,000 in the Chicago District,
$161,000,000 in the Cleveland District, $74,000,000 in the
New York District outside of New York City, and by
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
1071
1275
1
4(4%
2%%
bills
1
16
._______Jun
debs., due 1958
Corp.—
Products
*
.
*859
Mar 31
United Gas Corp.—
Treasury
1
16
Toledo,
.
merchandise
of
1070
1
due 1960_Apr
due 1966
Apr
mortgage 33/4%
mortgage bonds, 2%% series,
Sunray Oil Corp.—
4(4%
cumulative conv. preferred
.658237*+
Holdings
2
Apr
1975
1st
.425531*+
V
due
Apr
St.
.193269*
.658327*+
.561797*t
—
963
Oil
sinking
1958
.231233
.561797*+
.658327*t
____
.193269*
.231125
2.783750
2.800742
>
*
1
Apr
Puget
•
.231225
...
2.783750
2.800742
.496433*
.193269*
.231500
■
2.783750
Uruguay, peso__:
Uruguay, peso
*
*
*962
30
Oregon-Washington RR. & Navigation Co. ref. mortgage
bonds, series A, 3% due 1960
j.
Apr
Pittsburgh Steel Co. 1st mtge. bonds, 4(4 % series due
,140154*
.496250
.0348083
"Sweden, kronax_J_____„__
1
Southern Ry. Co.—
General mtge. 5% convertible inc. bonds, due 2014—.Apr
2.772896
-.140154*
'
Philippine Islands, peso___;
Portugal, escudo..
J Straits Settlements, dollar—________
"Nominal.*
4(4%
.262540
"
Co.
sinking
National Gas &
.115606
.262550
.140154*
1057
Norfolk
.115606
.262533
2.772896
•'
3(4%
15-year
.115606
.140154*
Distillers
National Vulcanized
.208700
.262533
.262550
3%,
(John) & Co., 15-year 3%
25-year
.238379*
.208700
-
.238379*
1169
1
May
bonds,
Minnesota Transfer Ry.
bonds
!
.951875
.0193218
.
Netherlands, guilder.
R
ser.
stock
income
.0544060
.238379*
.208700
Closed
.115606
1st ' mortgage
.0198375
.00285625
-■
.238379*
'•
bds.,
A
.144938*
.144938*
.208700
._
class
.208500
.0200600
.238379*
Co.,
.950937
.0193000
.
_
.00285625
:
.0198375
Cup
.951328
..
.
.144938*
_
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, deutsche mark.
2.231573
*
I
.0200600
mtge.
.0544060
.
.208500
^
general
.0200600
;0192750
.953125
Ceylon, rupee....
2.231573
.0198375
;
.0544060
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—
1st mtge. sink, fund bonds,
3% % "series,'due 1965—Apr
Koppers Co., Inc., 1st mtge. bds., 3% series, due 1964_Apr
Lake Placid Co., 2nd
mortgage bonds 3%, due 1972
May
Lautaro Nitrate Co., Ltd.—
.133333*
.0716500*
f
-
Apr
Co.—
debs., 2%%
.0716500*
.953125
______
Power
Co., 3% %
Fink.
Illinois Power Co. sinking fund
$
.133333*
.0193375
Maine
Harris-Seybold
Mar. 29
.200000*
.0544060
...
-
•>'.
$
.200000*
2.231573
i
,
.0192700
,
i
Canada, dollar^
Mar. 28
$
.0716500*
2.231573
i
Mar. 27
•
1200000*
Closed
.0198375
Bank Notes.-
$
.133333*
.0716500*
"Brazil, cruzeiro
"
.200000*
.133333*
___
^6
Mar.
'
.200000*
1169
J."
*
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co. ref. & lmpvt. mtge. 3(4%
bonds, series D due 1996———1—1
_May
States 'Money
Dixie
V
Page
& Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co.
1st*mtge. 3%%
bonds, due 1963
.May
Bristol-Myers Co., 20-year 3% debentures, due 1968—Apr
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred stock
^Jun
Celanese Corp. of America, 3%
debentures, due 1965_Apr
Central
Country and
Date
:Apr 15
Apr 15
Co.—
Atlanta
1
.
Tobacco
25-year 3% 'debentures, due 1969
i- 20-year 3%
debentures, due 1962
1
Ampal-Americim Palestine Trading Corp.—
'♦
10-yeair sinking fund debentures, due 1958
-
*
45
(1413)
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4- 1
15c
4-30
4-10
15c
4-27
4-16
20c
4-27
4-16
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1414)
Share
Bay Petroleum Corp.
Beacon Associates,
1
5-23
4-18
5-
1
4--18
Horn & Hardart Co.
5-
1
4-12
Home
2
2
4-
2
3-23
5-1
4-20
43V4C
i;
4-13
4-
I,
$-15
-
50c
v.,
(quar;)i--<.i; :
pfd. A
4-20
3-29
5-
75c:
(quar.i
—_
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR., $1.50 pfd. (s-a)Best Poods Inc. (quar.)
51
1
5-
$2
50C
Belmont Iron Works
125c
-
4-6
4-24
4-14
.
".
'
B common
*
5-
1
50c
5-
Illinois Power Co., common
4.087<
preferred
4.26'/?
preferred
4-25
4-16
Illinois Terminal
4-16
Imperial Sugar Co.
Industrial
;
,
Coal
Central
Hudson
Cincinnati
Gas
4-16
4-16
5-15
4-20
——
Heating
Car
Corn
77
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Cottrell
at
3-22
■
vy' 20c
4-19
4-
4-10
4- 2
$1.
4-25
4-
4-
4;
Lord
3-27
4-
2
4-
2
3-27
lCc
4-
6
'3-30
30c
4-10
3-30
.
4-
$$5
3-30
2
4-
4-15
2
4-
1 'v
5-
1
4-11
5-15
37 V2C
4-27
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-30
4-20
4-10
15c
4-20
3-28
3-
50c
—
3-30
4-10
4-
May 10
on
on
"
£$1.50
5-15
£$1.50
Quarterly
Linoleum
&
5-15
4-30
Monthly
:
5-
1
4-16
25c
4-
2
17 c
4-25
:
17c
——-—
v.v:\
—-——
—
17c
■■
7%c
Elgin Sweeper (increased quar.)——
$1.19
Williamsport RR. (s-a)—
Empire Brass Mfg., Ltd.—
£27%c
57c preferred (Initial quar.).
i
15c
Empire Millwork Corp.
———ii:—
25c
Falstaff Brewing Corp. (quar.)
;-l
'4%%
preferred (quar.)—
$0.185625
Fafrington Mfg., common (quar.i
;
15c
Glass A (quar.)
15c
5%% preferred (quar.)
69c
Federal Services Finance Corp. (Wash., D.C.)
Common
(quar.)
75c
57c preferred A (quar.i
$1.25
5% preferred B (quar.)~~
$1.25
Fibreboard Products, Inc.—
67c prior preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Elmira &
___—__
__—_——
—
Field (Marshall).
See
(s-a)
—
6%
preferred
2
6%
4-16
3-30
4-15
3-30
<h
414To
preferred
$3
$2
(irreg.)L__^i4_jf .
adt. pfd. (quar.),_
Title
4%%
6
Co.,
4-
1
Pacific Coast Terminals
$2
4-2
3-31
4-30
$0.53375
5-15
4-30
4-30
4-
1
4-13
4-20
4-
5-1
4-20
37 Vic
3-31
Penton
3-20
4-13
3-15
Industries
Quarterly
Quarterly. ^
Green (H. L..)
.
$1.06*4
5-15
A-
1
5-
1
.
„
J
Brothers
Rubber
prcf.
15c
5-
3-23
4- 2
3r23
$1.25
5- 1
4-20
t75c
-
5-15
'4-2
3-16
3-15
Aetna
(quar.)_
Insurance
Co.
31 Vic
qj/4C
5-
,4-24-
2
3-20
3-20
v
3-23
5-
4-14
1
When
3- 7
4- 2
45c;
2V'2%
4-
5
5-
5dc
I
.4- 2.
4-;?
4-10
62 Vic
3-15
4-
75c
;
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
3*14
2
3-14\
4- 6
5-.1
4-
4.30%
preferred (quar.)^
$1.07y2
5-
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-20
1
5-
50c
8
investment
income
Ainsworth
•
Air
Public Service Co; of Colorado,
4V4-% -preferred^ (quar.)u—
4.20%
preferred
com; (quar.)
(quar.)——————-
r
"
"■
$1.25
,
90c
$1.17V'2
25c
35c
$1.0614
$1.05
.
Co.
7c
(Watertown,
N.
4-20
4- 2
3-15
12 Vac
4- 2
3-21
34 %c
"4-2
3-21
Mfg.
Associates,
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc. .(stock
4-
6
3-22
8-
1
7-20
13%c--
4-25
3-31
34%c *
4-25
4rl5.
5-1
5-1
-4-16
4- 5
4-11
4-11
4- 2
.
>
.
^
5- 1
6-1
.6-1
>
-
-
4-13
5-15
5-15
4-5
Y.)—
25c
_______
dividend)—
One. share of 6% convertible preferred-for
each
share
common
held.--
—-
Airline- Foods
5V2%
5%%
Corp.—
preferred ($10 par)
preferred ($25 par)
(accum.)__
(accum.)—;—_
Akron, Canton- & Youngstown RR.—*
5% preferred- (s^a)-—
'
_..
2
75c
Ins.
Aid Investment & Discount Co., common^
5 Va 7c preferred (quar.)
4-10
$1.25
net
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-10
$1.10
;___
From
Agricultural
1
4-10-
1
5-
95c
.
3-141
4-20
—
4-16
-
3-31
75c
•4-
15c
(quar,)___
at the rate of 5c per share.)
Portland- Gas Llghtr Co;. $5 pfd.! (quar.)_jt
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%, pfd, (quar.)
4.70% preferred .(quar.)—
!
Prentice :(G. E.) Mfg. (quar.)
12-1
1
5-19
60c
50c
$1.50
pfd.
\
12-10
1
Co.
Aetna-Life Insurance
3-28
40c
4-19.
6-
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
3-28
50c
4-19
1
4- 2
3-20
»
9
1
X
50c
4-20
1
9
6-1
5-
5-
(Hartfordi.
5-
3.80%
x
25c
:
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
Casualty & Surety Co. (quar.)___
3-31
4-
9-
\
50c.
Aetna
3-20
$4
3-30
1
25c
Per
3-15
4-
.
,
Share
2
4-10
9-10
3-26
4-2
Mnitiali-
2
4-30
6-10
3-30
$1.25
3-30
5-15
4-10
1.,
62 lie
—„
4-
5-15
40c
,
$1
(quar.)
4-
6-15
40c
.
■
1
2-
Adams-M)llis Corp;
15c
(quar,)
,,
8-
11*
q
;
(quar.)_
8-15
$1.25 2-15-52
Name of Company
5
6-15
35C
(Houston)
;
$1,25 -11-15
3-15
25c
v
$1.25
,
I
4-23
4-
£50c
.
3
1
5
3-30
$1
(quar.)
3
7-
1
5-
4-16
$1.25
com.
4-
7-17
Abbott Laboratories
7-16
7- 2.
$1
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry—4- 2
3-19
5% class A preferred (accum.)
$2.50
4-24
4-10
Pittston Company (quar.)
25C
4-28
«?4-19
2%
Plywood, Inc. (Stock dividend) ______—
(Fractional payments in cash will be mad4-
-
4*17
zl-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Jones Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)—_
Pillsbury Mills,- Inc.. common iquar.)__
4-10*
5-15
$2.50
Greenwich.Gas Co..$1.25 partic. pfd. (quar.)
Participating
5-
15c
17l/2C
5-
25c
4.40%
1
50c
4-25
5-
25c
r
5-1
4-25,
5-10
5-
Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
'•
per
5-10
$1.06%
5-22
Perry-Fay Co. (quar.)—————
Philadelphia Co., common (quar.)
6To preferred (s-a)_
5
4-20 \
$1.12 »/2
(increased quar.).
Aberdeen Fetroleum (stock dividend)—
25c
1
5-15
4-2
;
3-3L'
4-2
5-15
37MjC
Co
5-
3-26
4-20
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—^
75c
——
.
Company
Stove
100%
.
75c
2
4-16
62V4C
_____
5- 8
2
4-14
preceding table.
6
4-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Publishing Co., common—
class A (quar.)—
Philadelphia Electric,
—
—
5% preferred
$1.50 conv.
•Perfection
for
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
47c
preferred- (quar.)—
Goulds Pumps; Inc., common (quar,):.—
5% preferred (quar,)--Grand
4-
4-16
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp.
$i
(quar.)—.
4-28
(quar.)—
Pal Blade Co.,
4-13
35c
57c
Great Southern Life Ins.
Corporation
5-15
4-30
4-16
50C
25c
(s-a)
75c
(quar.i
(quar.)
4-
2c
Below we give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in this
3-31
5-15
—
1
General American Transportation—
preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
$5 conv. preferred (qiyir.)
preferred
6-1
Garfirikel
common
4V/2%
5-
4-30
4-16,
1
5-18
50c
4- 4
4-14
12»/2c
Packer
_____
Goodall Rubber Co.,
Corp.,
$1.25
15c
62y2c
4-11
50c
—
3-31
—
5-10
>3,-27(
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
(quar.)——
A
4-15
56Vic
3-20
5-
62 Vic
Wrigley (Wni;) Jr. Oo. (Del.) (monthly)—_
I Special
Monthly
;_L—:
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works (irreg-.)
York County Gas Co. (quar.)
;'3r30.
(Spokane)—
com.
Otis Elevator Co
______
3-30
3-30
$2
preferred
Oliver
preferred (quar.)
Telegraph Co. (s-a)
Frick, Company, 6% preferred (quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo,. Inc., Common (irreg.)____
5To preferred (quar.)__
Gardner-Denver Co.,
common
(quar.i
47c preferred (quar.)—
:
)4- 2
»
$1.06V4
Insurance
Gas
Natural
1
Franklin
3-19
4-2
■$1.25
Wood Alexander, Ltd., 6%
3-26
.
$1;,'
;
Quarterly
3-20
_
4-16
3-27
$1.25
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co., $5pfd. (quar.)
■
25c t>
.
„
(quar.)__
4-
_
4-16
15c
(quar.)
Wigeia Terminals, common vtc
5% preferred vtc. (quar.)_
w.
•:
;
(quar.)
3-30
5%
;
"
i
,
1
1
5%
*
77 777
2
5-
5-
12 Vic
Manufacturing Co.
Whitehead
:
:
4-
75c
5 %
The par
3-30
2
preferred A- (quar.)
preferred A (quar.) —————___
preferred A (quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg. Co. (quar.)
3-30
4-15
prior preferred (accum.)
Northwestern
4-
4-15
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4%
Northern Indiana Public Service—
3-31
5-1
$1.75
& St, Louis RR.—
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
3-31
Western- Pacific RR., common
5% preferred A rquar.)—
$1.75
$1.50
(accum.)
New York Telephone Co.
3-31
Wentworth
3-30
(accum.)
4-10
4-
17 VaC
3-30
2
4-20
5-10
25c
D.)
4-10
$1.50
will be changed from $100 to $20.
New York & Richmond Gas—
"':r\
1
4-20*
4-20S
5-15-
40c
4-10
(quar.)
value
■
2
5-15
Common
3-22
preferred
4-17
4-20^
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
4-14
4-
split the common stock 5-for-l.
6-11
4-15
(quar.i__
Stockholders approved the proposed plan to
4-12 '1
4-15
preferred
4-17
1
$1
Corp.
1
5-
$l.I83/4
$1
12'/2c
Iquar.)__
England Public Service Co.—
preferred (accum.)
New York Chicago
4-16
4-15
5%
1
5-
87V'2c
Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern RR., com._
$6
5-
Vanadium
3-30.
5-
36'Ac
2
A
$7 adjustment series preferred
4-
United Transit Co.,
4-2
4-14
50c
4-
class
Brothers, Inc., 4%%
$7
4-
4-14
4-6
20c
-
1
4-27
25c
■
4-16
~'i'
:
17'/2C
4-15
10c
3-20
7* 7
California
$1.25
non-cum.
New
5-15
V.
3-20,
1
3-19;
Products
2
3-21
4-16
5
Milk
1
+$1.75
(quar.)__
Co., common
75c participating preferred
U. S. Radiator Corp., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)—
U. S. Radium Corp., class A (Irreg.)—
United Telephone Co. (Warsaw, Ind.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Stores—
#-15
4-16
of
Oil
4-
4-15
& Co.
United
—
3-30
(J.)
Union
4-16
4-15
&
(s-a)
15c
preferred A (entire Issue called
redemption on May l at $101.25
share plus this dividend).
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
4-16
1
$1
Manufacture
preferred
20c
25c
25c
$4.25
1
5-
4-
4-
7-16
—
4-15
Oklahoma
preferred (accum.)
(increased quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
57c Junior pfd. B
(quar.)——
Fort Street Union Depot (s-a)__
Franklin Simon Co., Inc.—
•
5-
4- 6
4-16
3-28
—.—
——
4-30
4-20
1
3-27
92 Vic
—
(quar.)„_——
(quar.)
U5C
3-27
7-
1
>
3v
25c
Company (stock dividend)
Washington Gas Light Co,, com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.
$4.25 preferred- (quar.^—
$3
convertible
preferred
$4
(S.
—
Marshall Field & Co.
Flour Mills of America, Inc., 57c
4Va 7c
preferred
$3.50
Warren
Florida Telephone Corp.
Street,
$3.70
4-15
3-21
5-
4-26
4-
$l.i2*/2
3-31
Neisner
3-30
4-16
*30c
;
50c
4-20
1500 Walnut
3-314-11
5-
2
4-12
<
i>?
Co.
New England Power,
4-15
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
4-15
$1.50
;
: ;
Warner
pfd.
New Bedford Gas & Electric Light
Special
•4-30
of Missouri—
$4.50
4-30
4-
5-
17'/2c
Union Electric Co.
3-31
4-15
4-
——
9
4-30
'.'if
;
7
5*15
1
4-15
3-28
4-20
i5c
Co.—
7
$2
3-16
6-25
Edison
4-
4-i4:
5-25
>
5-25»
8
■
4-
$2.50
"
Monthly
1
•
4
4-2
15c
4-27
4-16
$1.50
(accum.)
(quar.)——(monthly)————
—
1
(incr. quar.)
preferred B
Steel
5-
6-
12-
4-24
10c
4-
3-20
1
12-21
;
—_
9
3-22
5-
3-15;
9-l$>,
(quar.)
4-
1
4-2
f*
I6V4C
4-27
National
3-31
5-
3-15
20c
(quar.)_
15c
Street Ry.—
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc.
"Edgewatet
4-30
20c
3-30
37»/2c
Torrington Manufacturing (quar.)__________
Traders Buillding Asociation, Ltd. (quar.)
Tuckett Tobacco Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc., common
80c preference
(quar.)
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd:_
4- 9
25c
Monumental Radio
Ud.—
> £40c
3-21
v
3-15
(quar.)
1
6-13
—
35c
Co.
Power
7-10
5-
50c
'
Extra
4-1$
7-13
6-29
of America—
Warehouse & Terminal Corp.
Mount
.
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
Eastern Massachusetts
67c
Co.,
—
—
3-30
Toledo
■
Montana
1
4-13
3-30
—
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
75c
4-30
r
5-
9-28
(quar.)-——
(Cleveland!
Co.
Tower
37 Vic
4-30
4-
Co.
Paper
£$1.25
3-28
3
•
x
16
4-
25c
Corp._
Finance
4-17
1
5-
20c
2
t40c
6%
$1
5-23
28'/aC
Time
2
for-one.
'
Ltd. (quar.)_
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a.i
Terminal
2
4-
34%c
:-?;v\7:
Mississippi Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.).._
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
5c
2
4-
directors'
a
3*30
Company took no action on com. dividend
payment at meeting held on March 26.
.
proposal to split the capital stock three*
3
3-20
4-17
$1.25
—
4-
S1.06V4
(quar.)_
3-20,
1
4-
$1.25
—
Container
4-14
2
(quar.)
3*20:,
$1.25
______
4-14
25c
ing to be held
3-29
—
5%
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
4-10
$3.50
__
Co.
4* 2"-
2
3-30
4-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
«*.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____________—__
5%
preferred (quar.)
_
Sterchi Brothers Steros, Inc. (quar.)J
5%
4-14
4-
Messenger Corp.
Mission Corp.—
4-10
4-25
$1
2
85c
—
3-26
25c
4-
£25c
Maytag Company, $3 preferred (quar.)_____
McCall Corporation
(reduced)..
&
3-21 \
4* 2
25c
(irreg.)
50c
Field
4-10
5%
4
4-14
13 %c
(quar.)__
Corp., Ltd., 5% preferred
30c
Co.,
Dominion" Oilcloth"
4-16
$2
55c preferred
Mailman
Marshall
preferred < quar.) —
Biebold, Inc., 4Va 7
1
25c
&
4-27
25c
'
-
Common
10c
50C
Dictograph Products Co., Inc. (Irreg.)
^Dominion Bridge
4-16
Tel-Tone Radio Corp., class A
—
5-15
'25c
(irreg.)
Corporation
Devon
1
15c
—
25c
$1.25
—
4-20
_____—
______
Super Mold Corp. (quar.)—
Superior Steel Corp
v
5-10
25c
5-
Corp.
Strathmore
Taylor, 8% 2nd preferred (qu£F.)_~_
Lowell Electric Light Corp. (irreg.)—
Lower St. Lawrence Paper, 5%
pfd. (initial)
Lucky Stores, 5V2% preferred (quar.)
Mabbett (George! &Sons, 77 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Macy (R. H.) Company, 4xU7c pfd. A (quar.)
4%
preferred B (initial quar.)
Madlng Drug Stores, common (quar.)—
50c
.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
be
then
3*2'/:
.
40c
Starrett
10c
Extra
4
$2
would
4*
4-1
___—__
4-13
stockholders
LoomiSrSayles Second Fund, Inc. (quar.)
4
4-16
value
par
3-3(1^
57 VaC*
(J.
Stone
Extra
9
90c
—
The
3-31^
4-16
See Franklin Simon.
3-21
;
a
for-1.
~
75c
changed from no par to $10.
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc. (quar.)_—
3*31
4-13
\2VaC
Quarterly
meeting to be held on May 18 a
proposal to split the common stock 3-
3-22
2
3-22
Company
Diamond State Telephone Co
1
Co.
3-30
5-
::;3*3Iv:i
Bayton Rubber Co., common—
$2 class A (quar.)
—
Be Bell & Richardson
(quar.)——
Co.
4-13
1
the
3i31
4-16
4-16-
$L
(qu»r.)_.,—
(quar.i
75c
56 %c
Company (quar.
Printing Co., common_____.
50c
Stove
5-
3-31
■
1
6-
3-31
.
'
Lone Star
4-16
——
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—.
Detroit-Michigan
5-
$1
60c
$1.75
(quar.i
Bavenport Water, 57
Co.
4-16
$1.30
Link-Belt Company, new com. $5 par (initial)
13c
(irreg.)
(accum.)
——
Mfg.
3-19
2
Cudahy Packing Co., 4% % preferred (quar.)
Barling Stores. 6% preferred (quar.)
&
7-18
4-16
$1.12 Vi
Gasket
1
3-31
r—f
1
preferred (quar.i—
& Sexton Co.—
Package Mfg. Co. (quar.i———
Crown Life Insurance: (Toronto)
(quar.) —
Detroit
6
5-
>; 4- 2
67c
Vilbiss
8-
50c
6-
87 %C
10c
Creamery
Ik;
,' 3-23
$3.50
IOC
Cribben
Inc.
4-10
1
6-20
93%c
4-16
25C
Inc.
Smyth
3-30
$1.50
Baystrom,
1
4-
'
6 -& 7
22c
Sonoco
4-16
4-
& Sons, common—
<C, B.i
5-
$1
1
SI
com.
3-28
5-
4-t3
---...
57 .1st preferred
Refining
Products
3-31
4-20
4-27
3-31"
225/ac
Bottling (St. Louis)
(quar.)—__
Foods, Inc. (quar.)________
(Franklin I.
Smith
3-29
5-
75c
3-22"
4-16
4-14
Electric
Scranton
3-30
75c
—
(irreg.)__
Cement Corp.—
Directors will submit to
%t.l2Va
_-_~20c"
50c
Hungcrford) Company (irreg.)__
$1.50
Mfg. Co. (Hartford) irreg.)
$1.25
Products, 5%
preferred
(quar.)___
Southern Bleachery & Print Works, Inc.—
25c
Quarterly
Southern Fire & Casualty
10c
(quar.)
Southern Union Gas Co., 5% preferredEntire issue called for redemption on April
16 at $104 per share plus this dividend
$0.4306
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—
55c
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
——
40c
Southwestern Life Ins. Co. (Dallas) (quar.)
2
4-
10c
3-26
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.i______
■
Extra
4-20
t-
3-24
3-29
4-15
50c
4-
1
1
Simon
50c
1
'•_™
74-
4-10
1
Leece-Ncville
5-
4-1
$2.50
—
1
Lincoln
4-16
4- 2^
]
1
3-30
4-16
redeem ablet. $5 pfd.
share held'.)-
common
4-
$1
—
<•• -
4-14
5-
$1
(quar.)___
4- 5
Shedd-Bartush
4-10
preferred
3-23^
4-20
5-
Seven-Up
4-10
30C
(quar.
Co.
4-2
20c
15c
4-10
1
50c
•.
4-16
4-25
60c-;.
25c
4-10
1
4-10
$1.75
———-
——
Converse Rubber,
Service
dividend)
—
Schenley Industries
1
50c
(quar.)—
common
(stock
1
$1.50
—
-
4-19
£$1.25
Preferred Stock Fund-
Consolidated Coppermines
4-16
3-31
$1.18%
(s-a)——
——
Consolidated
3-15
4-16
4-19
$1
1
&
.
25c
-
Extra—
8
6
25c
7% preferred (quar.ipreferred (quar.i —
pfd. (quar.)
Combustion-Engineering Superheater (quar.)
Composite Bond
Irregular
6-
7-1
4-23
5-
V
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
Kingan & Company, 4% preferred (quar.)__
Lane Bryant, Inc., 4V2% preferred (quar.)__
Lawrence Gas & Electric Co. (quar.)
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp. (quar.)_—
;;;
-
——
Banking Corp.
Co.,
preferred
Johnson
4-10
J:6bc..:'
Combined Enterprises, Ltd., 5%
Commercial
4-
4-iO
I0e
4%%
Finance,
1
1
Tea
3%'<•
6"
5-
,
Ointon Water Works,
Colonial
Jewel
Kentucky Telephone Corp.
:
—
—
4-16
5-
4-11
.
4-16
15c
3-20
3-20
4-
dividend
5-
47c
1
40c
this
20c
Y.)
(N.
5- 1
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Commerce
preferred (quar.)—
Jersey Farm Baking, 47 pfd.
5-
5c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)——<
Cleveland Land & Securities
Extra
4-10
1
6-20->
v
Haguenay Power Co., 4V*% pfd. (quar.)
St. John Dry Dock,■ 4V4%- 1st pfd. (quar,i_
Ban Diegtr Gas & Electric Co., com, (quar,)
4'/2%
preferred. (quar.»__
5% preferred (quar.)__
4,40%
preferred
(Initial quar.)
Sanborn
Map Co
—
Sanger Brothers (quar.)
—_____—
Schaffer Stores Co., Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
5-
Milling. 4To pfd. (quar.) —
Mortgage Co. (Bridgeport) (quar.)
Central Power & Light—
^
Jersey
4-13
1
56 %C
(quar.)————————-
Clinchfield Coal Corp.
1
5-
5-15
quarterly
—
Clarostat Mfg. Co. (quar.i
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—
Increased
Common
5-
"
Co.—
Electric
Gas &
50c
;
&
9
3-31
6-20
1*
4
0
4-
3-20)
3-20^
r
All unexchanged-shares called for redeirption on Aprll i at $110 per- share-pins
51c
Investors
3-20
15C
(irreg. i
——
Electric Corp
—
Chain Store Investment Corp., common—
4%%
convertible preferred (quar.i——
Chase National Bank (N. Y.i
(quar.)——
Chicago Corp. (quar.)—,.
—1—
Coke
&
Central
'
3-31
27c
4-
1
4-
55c
International
■>;;v:
__
1
1
eaclv-
for
53 VA C
(quar.
(quar.)—
Bank of
4-12
55-
1
7-1
—
Mills
non-cum.
shares
7
5-
4-
Safeway Stores, Inc., 5*W preferred—
'
$100
(quar.i__
4-lb
4-
4*21
Cotton
3%
(Two
.
3-20
'
(quar.i____——
Railroad Co. (quar.)—
4-25
2
4-16
2
4-16
3-31
5-15
5-
1
$75
$28.25
3-31
40c
Robinson
4-16
4-16
i 25c
4* 9
$75
$1.17V2
:
Republic Natural Ga& Co. (increased, s-a)-,Rhode island Electric Protective Co. (quar.)
River Raisin Paper Co;
1
3-31
V'.y-t:- 86c
4-17
5-
4-20
83ic
4- 9
5-15
1
4-1
^
'4-16
1
—
class A
1
4-
\
5-
ir®ic
(quar.)
(quar.)^_
1
5-
3-31
4-13
35c
A
5-
4*30
4-20
4-12
2 Vac
class
5-
5-
4-20
—
4-13
1
Drug Co., common™—^
Common *
5
1
25c
'4-30
4-16
4-16
5-1
5-
50c
$1.75
<4-
4-16
,
5-
12 Vac
;
35c
15c
4-16
4-20
4-10
50c
40c
7
Reed
4-10
4-17
30c
$1.50
5-11
5-
4-17
3-30 \
3-30
,50c
StMc-'
Class B
'
4-12
5-10
*4-12
i
12y2c
B
(quar.)
(C. A.), $2 partic. class A (quar,)____
Reed
3-22
50c
-•
4-304
5-5'
15c
*
Class
3-"22
'
3-30'
;—
Y.)
(N.
<4-13
1
3-31
_
$1.75
''
6- 9
10c
—
(irreg.)
interest
of
Certificates,
5-23
20c
—
Cedar Point Field Trust—
9
5-23
,
(Joseph) Company (quar.)
Hudson Fund, Inc.;—;__i
Hutchins Investing Corp., cl. A (liquidating)
Class B (liquidating)
—
$7 preferred
(accum.)
$7
preferred (liquidating)—
(quar.
——
(quar.i
6-
9 ■;
4-
•
6- 1
25c
_
Special
4-
1
$3
(quar.)—
——
$4.70 preferred (quar,)—j—————
California Portland Cement Co
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.
3-27
1,
6-
.
$1.50
preferred (quar.)—__
Inc., 4% preferred (quar.iBuiidughs Adding Machine Co. (quar.)—.
Bush Terminal Co—
—
-
(quar.)—
s
4-10
'
$2.50
67c
preferred
preferred
1
60c
Bullock's,
$6
5-
75c
preferred (accum.) _
—
Buckeye Steel Castings, common—
$7
4-10
'
$6
Byers (A. M.) Company, common
7% preferred (quar.)
—
California Oregon Power, common
4-10
1
5:ioc
Ltd.— \/*.r
Quarterly ———
.
—™—
'Brooklyn Borough Gas Co
:_™
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., common—
5%
convertible preferred" (quar.»_„.—__
Brown Company, new $5 1st pfd. (initial) —
New $3 2nd preferred (initial)—
i—
.
1
5-
;
40c
.V-;•—
British Columbia Forest Products,
5-
40c
(resumed)
(resumed)-
A common
3-31
\
Black, Starr & Gorham, Inc.—
4-20
5-14'
5-
Shares Pagdbbr of Iteet
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (quarv)__
Reading Company: (quar,)____
Red Top Brewing, class A (quar.)™.
4*-5
4-16
.
>Hart;, Shaffner
3-23
3-30
$1.50
Bell Telephone Co. of
BUtmore Hats, Ltd.,
'
-
75c
:
(quar.) —i,
Pennsylvania (quar.i..
1st preferred
$6
44-
"
-
*
5-1
SI
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.;_-__~.—
Beaux-Arts Apartments, $3 prior pfd. (quar.)
7%
3-23 •„
35c
62 Vic
(quar.)_A—
refy.-- Whenr ; Holden
Home of Companf
Payable of Red
$3
Griscom-Russell, 67c preferred (s-a»—
40C
& Marx——___™__™w".
J 68%C Hartford Electric Light Co. (quar.i.
50c
Hartford Gas Co., common (quar.)—
50c
8To.
preferred (quar.)
Hartford Rayon Corp., 57 conv. preferred—
$2.37%
(This payment'clears all arrears)
12 %c
5To conv. preferred (s-a)_
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Ins. Co.—■
40C
Quarterly
—
$1.12%
Hat Corp. of America, 44/2# pfd. (quar.)__15c
Hayes Manufacturing Corp.—
—
40c
Hecht Company^ common (quar.)—r—
93 %c
3y*7o
preferred (quar.)——
$1.25
Hercules Powder Co., 57c preferred (quar.)
15C
Hlgbie Manufacturing Co.
——
62 %c
Hightstown Rug, 5To pfd. (quar.)—;
25c
Hoffman Radio Corp; (quar.)-———
£l5c
Holden Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
25c
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.i——
37%c
57c convertible preferred iquar.)——___
50c
Home Light & Power Co. (quar,)
25C
Hook Drugs, Inc. (quar.)
3-30
Holdert
When
-
Share
Name of Company
3-23
$1.50
(quar.)
common
Per-
Holdert
When
Payable of Reo,
12yac
"
5%" preferred
/
Per
.
Name of Company
Monday, April 2,1951
.
.
Alabama
Class
By-ProductS. class A
A
•Class;A
Class- - B
Class
-B
Class
B
-
■
3-31
t
_
■
$2.50
—_
(quar.)—*—.
(qua*.)—
(quar.)_r——
;
(quar.)
——
(quar.V--.—;——
(quar.i
————
*
'
.
250
25C.
,
25C
10-
9-15
5-
•4-21
-8-
7-23
11-
—
25c,
5-
25CU,
'
Zf
25c-
11-
10-22
-4-21
7-23
10-22
Volume 173
f.V.fr
Number 4999
*'
**,
Name
Alabama
■
.
Share
pfd.
(quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
$1.50
3-
9
Barcalo
$1.06 V*
Equipment (quar.)
Inc.
:__
Stores< Corp., common (quar.)
Aluminum:
$3.75
Co.
America
of
preferred
Aluminum
Co.
3-
9
5c
—
2
4-20
Barium
75c
3-15
93 %C
4%
pfd.
4-
2
3-
$250
6-
1
4-
2
3-15*
9
Mfg.-Co. (irreg.)
Amalgamated Leather Cos.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
75c
4-
2
35c
4-
2
30c
25c
4-
5
4-
5
3-24
American Air
5%
$7
Insurance (N.
Filter,
convertible
preferred
Y.) (quar.)
,)
(quar.)_"__
(quar.)_.
.__
American
Asphalt
American
Automobile
Insurance
American
Bank
Co.,
6%
Note
preferred
American Book
Bosch
American
Box
Corp.
.r* -
4-21
4-10
6-11
$1
4-
2
3-15
25c
4-
2
3-15
New
pfd. series A
American Hoist
Bath
2
3-12*
1
4-20
4-16
4-10
4
3%%
2
3-15*
Beech
4-
2
3-20
3-20
4-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-
5
4-
2
3-
5
4-
2
3-
5
Co.
Insurance
Co.
American
Bethlehem
3-
1
3-14*
4-13*
50c
-
Blackstone
4.25%
2
4-
;
3
Bliss
1
-
4-20
Bon
5-
1
4-20
American
Mutual
$1.12%
6-
1
5-21
10c
4-
3
3-23
J'und, Inc.___
12c
5-
.
3%%
Boston
4-16
3-20
5-
4-16
40C
preferred
Paper
Co.
7 %
preferred.- (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Republics Corp.
American
Rock
American
Seal-Kap Corp.
American
Snuff
preferred
$1.20
,
50c
.
Yarn
70c
American
Zinc,
Common
3-
Bralorne
G.)
&
(quar.)
Co.
Sens
20c
4-
4-16
3-30
Brandtjen
4-
2
3-
8
4-
2
3-
8
5
1
Mines,
&
Brazilian
6%
;
—
Ltd
Inc._.
_:
2
3-
5*
Bridgeport
50c
4-
2
3-
5*
Briilo
$1.75
4-
$2.25
4-16
3-15
$2 preferred A (quar.)_
Bristol-Myers Co., 33/4% preferred (quar.)__
4-
2
3-
9
British-American Assurance
4-16
4-
2
British
3- 5*
2
•
American
2
3-16
4-
2
3-16
Ordinary
15c
4-
2
3-16
Ordinary
4-
2
3-16
Preference
4-13
3-22
5-
$1.25
_____
A
$2.25
...
British
4-
5
6-26
5
6-26
British
5
Apex Electrical
1r/o
Mfg.
prior preferred
Arkansas
Natural
-Class
Corp.,
4-23
3-30
4-23
3-30
Bruce
2
3-15
2
3-15
(quar.)
Armco Steel Corp., 4 %% ccnv. pfd. (quar.)
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)
$1.75
4-
$6
pfd.
4%%
Arundel
3-16
2
3-16
Brush-Moore Newspapers,
5% preferred (quar.)
593/aC
4-
2
3-16
Bucyrus-Erie
12 %c
4-
5
3-14
75c
4-
2
3-19
25C
(quar.)
Corp.
Hegeman
Corporation
(quar.)
Electric
Co
4-
2
3-20
;
Ordinary
(final)
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
&
Sewerage
Thrift
Auto
Fabric
'
Plan,
Class
B
7%
Products,
'
30c
___
1
(quar.)—class A (quar.)
17 %c
">'
3-15
3-15
4'/2%
3-15
5%
4-
2
3-24
Butler's, Inc., common (quar.)
4J/2% preferred (quar.)___
Caldwell
4-
2
3-24
4-
2
3-24
37 %c
Ins.
Co.
of
Hartford
._
4-
2
3-24
California
A; '
Welt
Inc.
3-14
1
4-14
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
'5-15
1
4-14
California
5
3-26
Camden
4-
2
3-20
50c
4-
2
Campbell-Taggart Associated Bakeries,
Quarterly
U
Canada Bread, 5% preferred B (quar.)
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., class B
!____
1
12 %c
4-10
50c
4-
3-12
4-10
50c
-
3-30
3-30
Canada
$1.50
3-20'
2
4-14
3-30
Securities
Corp.
6-
1
8%c
4-
2
25c
common
40c
(quar.)
America
National
Trust
&
Quarterly
Bank
of
New
York
&
Fifth
4-
2
$1.50
3-20
Class
Canada
•
4-20
4-
2
44-
2
3-10
$1
4-
2
.3-10
Quarterly >' \
2
6-30
35c
3-10
4-
2
Canada
Canada
Canada
$3.50
4-
2
Inc.
7%
(s-a)
3-
9
Ltd.,
Ltd.
$4.50
4-
9
•'
common.—
(quar.)_'__———•
"
Illuminating
4-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-15
6-
1
5-10
9-
1
8-15
4-
2
3-16
4-
2
3-19.
of
Co.
3-31
$1.75
5-1
4-27
4-
2
5c
4-
1
3-15
6%c
Co.
4-
1
.,3-15
Company
Coca-Cola
Cockshutt Plow
3-20
(quar.)
^
9\
-
1
3-10
1
3-16
4-
2
3-23
4-13
25c
;
3-
4-
10c
•
1
4-
20c
3-30
'
$1.75
—
4-
2
3-19
$1
.
4-
2
3-19
4-
2
3-16
___
(Dan)
Company
(quar.)
4-30
Coigate-Palmolive-Pcet, common
3%%
preferred (quar.)
3-10
Collateral
4-10
Collins
Loan
Radio
Co.
Fuel &
2
3-16
6-
1
5-
1
9-
1
B-
1
4-
2
3-22
5-15
4-24
50c
87%c
6-30
6-19
(Boston)
(quar.)
$1.25
4-
2
3-13
pfd.
(quar.)
68%c
4-
2
3-21
$2.75
Co.,
(quar.)___
4-
$40c
25c
(reduced)
(quar.)
$7.40
$40c
Corp.
Co., Ltd.
Quarterly
4-13
4-
$1
International
4-14
4-2,
$1.12%
Products Co
Coca-Cola
9
50c
2-26
i
(monthly)
York
New
7
4-16
$1.12%
Clinton
Colorado
3-22
3-lb
called
3-15
per
Iron
5%
preferred—Entire
issue
on April 17 at $21;
convertible
for
share
redemption
plus
this dividend,=
5-15
V4-30
Columbia
Breweries,
4-30
Columbus
Mutual
4-25
3-20
4- 2
4- 2
3-
1
3-
1
4-30
3-15
3-31
.
Columbus
&
Commercial
(New
Southern
9
Trust
4- 2
Co.
(Jersey
Co.
(quar.)
International
Commonwealth
Investment
2-28
4_10
4-10
3-10
(quar.)
■=
Commonwealth
3-31
City)
Corp.—
*
pfd.
$6 preferred
(quar.)
(N. H.), 7% pfd.
3-21
4-
2
3-22
4-
2
3-22
12%c
40c
4c
4-16
4-
3
1
3-29
.4-16
3-31
5-
4-
2
3-14
4-
2
3-12
51.75
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
r
—
.
j
$1.50
3-13,
i5c
Concord Fund, Inc
Concord Gas-Co.
2
$1.37%
(quar.)—
^'"57 preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Water & Light—
3-26
4-
10c
Co._.
5%%
9-20
4-10
4-
Co.
-
Inc.
Edison
3-20
3-20
SOc
Co
Trust
Hotel,
Commonwealth Water,
„•
&
2
4-10
10-10
35c
(s-a)_
(quar.)
3-23
5-1
5- L,
5- 1
Electric
Bank
3-15
4- 2
4-16
4- 2
5- 1
4- 2
Ohio
National
Extra
4-17
25c
Co.
$5
$5
Insurance
—
York)
Commodore
13.06c
(irreg.)-*—5c
50c
Inc.
Life
Semiannual
Commonwealth
$25c
"$31c
$$1.25
6- C
_
$30c
'
3-
$50c
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
4- 2
4- 2
■'
3-28
7-16
25%
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
,
4
4-16
..
(quar.)
Cluett, Peabody & Co.
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
4% 2nd preferred (quar.))
Cohen
•
4-
25c
$1
Ry.
common
on
4-14
1
3-19;
(quar.)_
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Club Aluminum
4-14
5- 1
5-15
4- 2
3-19
2
15c
pfd.
Stockyards
3-16
3-
2
$1.25
3-19
3-15
3-16
4-
4-
Telephone—
Foods,
Trust
4-20'
50c
$1.25
3-16
,3-15
,.-5-
Union
Electric
4%%
4- 2
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-14
3-30*
-
Suburban Bell
preferred
Clinton
9
4- 2
.4-25
$1.75
1
convertible
Cleveland
7- 9
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
1*
$2
75c
com. (increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar.)__
7-
i
2*
10-
12-/3*
20c
:
——
*
dividend
5%%
3-12
4-
7-
10-15
Clary Multiplier Corp.,
8
2*
25c
Baking Co., 7% preferred
Equipment Co.—
Stock
7-16
6
4-
12-18
•
^
(quar.)
Clark
3-28
4-27
£
(interim)
(quar.)
Canners,
preferred
City
50c
5
4-
50c.
(quar.)
Circle Bar Knitting,
$75c
t75c
—
——
Co.,
preferred
5%
3-28
4-16
'
43%c
(qua;*.)
Co.
5%
3-28
1
50c
Electric, 4%
Cincinnati
$50c
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)-_^_i.'uuL >
+50c
Varnish, 5% preferred (quar.>;hi£(~<
$31V4C
Western Cordage Co., cl. A (quar.); \tl2\ic
preferred
&
3-16
-t_;—•»
Ltd.
'
(quar.)
Gas
3-10
4-15
4-15
4-15
4- 2
4- 2
4-27
7-27
5-
$1.12
preferred
&
3-29
5-
4 50c
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Commercial
B
-"
(quar.;
Securities
Quarterly
3-15
4-14
5-15
87%c
:
;
•
4- 2
4- 2
<quar.)_—$30c
(quar.-)_^_^____~
$S5Corp. (quar.)
$15c
quarterly
Bronze
Oil
3-31
Ltd.
Mortgage Corp.—
Breweries,
Cotton
4- 2
$15c
?45c
———
2
—
preferred
^4- 2
,
.?
Canadian
convertible
Christiana
"V*'
3-20
Ltd.—
Permanent
Canadian
3-31
3-15
SI
$62V2C
$25c
110c
—
4-
Quarterly
3-19
>•
«
(s-a)__
Canadian
3-23
4-13
4- 2
Co.
Power
3-15*
5%
-
Packers,
(quar.)__
participating class A
B
;■
4-30
50c
(s-a)—
common—______—
5-31
Eank—
;
Ltd.,
Northern
Increased
Class
40c
(quar.)
Avenue
Canada
3-13
Savings
1
Co.
5-15
$1.75
:
of the Manhattan
•
$i.06y«
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
Foils,
Participating
Iron Foundries,
Canada
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
25c
4-16
50c
(quar.)_:
Association
participating class A
Canada Life-Assurance
(quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
60c
Service
Insurance
Canada
Corp.—
Subject to stockholders approval at the
annual meeting to be held on
May 3._
Baltimore Porcelain Steel Corp.—
preferred
"<
Water
Fire
3-.,9
3-14
75c
(quar.)
Chickasha
75c
62(ic
(quar.)___________
Co.
2
5-
"
of
preferred (quar.)_
California Packing Corp.
2
2
13c
3-15
4-30
$3
,
$3
4-
4-
50c
3-15
28VsC
$20c
$37c
$20c
$5c
:
6-
8C
2
12Vbc
'
•
4-
a
1
4% %
Co.
15C
Badger Paint & Hardware Stores, Inc.—
Quarterly
:_
Baldwin Company, 6% pfd.
(quar.)
'#
2
5-
Power
$1.12
,
(quar.)
Extra
Bank
4-
Electric
15c
T.),
Wilcox
&
3-24
8c
Mfg. Co
(B.
2
30c
(quar.)
'
Bancohio
;
—
5c
(quar.)___
4-
5c
preferred
Mills, common (monthly)
Common
(monthly)
r$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Baldwin
!
Linen
'
,
2
4- 2
25c
28V8C
3IV4C
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—_____
non-.cum.
Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
SI.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)—
—
80c 2nd participating preferred
(quar.)__
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
Avondale
4%
:
5c
(quar.)
convertible
Automobile
7%
" -'
5c
3-
;
Manufacturing Co., common
2
•■
3-22
6
$1.12%
1
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Chicago Molded Products—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., common
3-30*
2
3-21
'
4-
„
2
3-30
(quar.)
Chicago Railway Equipment Co.—
7% preferred (accum.)
$50c
common
2
3-10
Co.
2-23
$50c
$50c
common
B
4-
Extra
Backstay
B
Class
4-
•
'
Babcock
Class
3-17
3-10
2
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
$2 class A (accum.)
v.,\•,. :'.v.
—
4-
",
,
preference
A
3-10
2
4-
Building Corp.—
preferred
conv.
40c
$1.75
f 15c
(quar.)_
Common
Babbitt
5-15
conv.
3%%
Cincinnati
..
Ltd.,! class
Valve
$1.25
—_
preference
2
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
$1.25
tlOc
Extra
Axelson
Co.,
A
4-
$1.15
4- 2
—
Bush
Chapman
3-30
4-13
4-
_____
4-
2
2
4-
(quar.)jui__i_:
.10c
(quar,)oti—— '*
5c6%
preferred (quar.)____.
^
15c
Building Products,: Ltd
$45c
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
$25c
&
87 %c
___;
;
(accum.)
common
."Class
3-16
(accum.)
(accum.)
common
Burns
2
Chemical Fund, Inc._:
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
Inc.—
noc
Automobile Banking Corp.— \
$1.50
3-16
4^ 5'i
'
A
B
4-
$1.21
A
Co.
common
Class
$1.12%
preferred
Cincinnati
Budget Finance Plan—
4-
Corp.
Commerce
A
15c
(quar.)
5-31
75c
(quar.)
A
!
2
5-
preferred
Ltd.,
"i3-22
2
4-
93 %c
*
Class
4-
$1.25
(quar.)_
pfd. B
3-20
.-'3-22
4-16
25c
(quar.)
Telegraph Co. (quar.)_—
Ohio
*
4-17
15%
(quar.)__
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75%
Atlas Tack Corp. (quar.)
Atlas
a
;
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Class
(quar.)
City Electric
7%
3-21
$1.02%
(annual)
A
90c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)——
3-15
2
4-
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Atlantic
preferred
4-14
4-
(quar.)_____
Paper & Fibre Co.
class
10%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
$5
$4.50
Company—
4-
of
A
class
10c
"
(quar.)
dividend
25c
Constable
Arrow-Hart
L.)
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Arnold
(E.
Stock
preferred
(quar.)
3-10
3-24
class
$1.25
,
Browning-Ferris Machinery, common
6% preferred (quar.)
i
.
$3.60
Co.,
3-21
.
3-16
$2
"
3-10
4-
4-
(quar.)
5%
$2
:$1
4-
32%c
$1.02%
15c
—
—
30c
common.
& Light Co.,
preferred
B
common
(quar.)
3-20
4-
$1.50
•Class
preferred
$1.12%
$1.18%
;___
$2c
25c
(quar,)
common
30c
._
(quar.)
%1
Bigelow,
■
"
4-
Pasco Copper
3-15
22c
v;
—
3-16
4-10
3-30
•
3-30
2
25c
1
4-16
3-30
4-16
4-
$1
4-16
2-26
$40c
4-16
9
45c
$2
(Interim)__
40c
(quar.)
3-15
5-
9
4-
Co.
4- 9
?10c
3-
4-30
(quar.)
Electric—
(quar.)_
4- 2
4- 2
$$1.19
3-9
2
4- 9
10c
Co.
(quar.)___
$$1
(irreg.)
Ltd.
2
2
2-26
(quar.)__
(s-a>__
Mines,
preferred
Class
2-28
4- 9
Power
preferred
4-
4-30
(increased)
series A
2V2C
pfd.
3-20
4-
4-
•
5%
3-26
;
k
4- 9
'
3- 5
"25c
(quar.)
preferred
Champion
2-26
Is
Maine
—-^CBamber
1
2 V2 %
2
Stock dividend
2
4- 9
4-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Cerro De
f3-23
3-
—
Brown Shoe
25c
—
(quar.)
Gas
Brown Durrell Co.,
4-10
4-12
.
Power
3-28
10c
$1.75
common
A
Arkansas
Brown
Porcupine
2
4-
3- 5
2
Centr^r~Ohio Steel Products
1
———-—
Investing Corp.
3-26
Broulan
3-15
4-
4-16
3-16
2
4-
CentraljOhio Light & Power Co. (quar.)
3-15
3-
Products, Ltd
Corp.—
County Trust Co.
4-
tlOc
■
Ltd
Co.,
Street
4-
35c. ', 4- 2
50c
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
-
Bronx
4-13
2
6%
3-30
$25c
$23 ll/25c
(quar.)___
4-
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
A
30c
•
10-15
Is
(quar.)___
Power
40c
5
Central
4-16
2
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
4% %
3-15
•
(s-a)
Forest
Columbia
4.10%
9
3
,4-
$1.18%
Trust
4.10% preferred series B
Central Illinois Light Co.
3.50%
$$2
—
4%
'• 1
4.60%
4-
Co.
&
&
preferred
7-14
..
(quar.)
(interim)—
Broad
1
.
4-20
10c
Illinois Elec. & Gas Co., com.
3-23
93%c
s-a)_
(s-a)__*
registered
Columbia
Class
preferred-^-
Entire issue called lor redemption on June
1 at $10.50 per share plus this dividend
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., com. (quar.)
.".'■'$4 preferred (quar.)
Oil
bearer
preferred
British
7-
9
Co., Ltd.—
Columbia Electric,
4%%
1
7-
75c
t
—.
(increased
Co., Ltd., com.
registered
preferred
4.75%
3-21
(interim)
bearer
Preference
(s-a)
Oil
British American Tobacco
Co.—
(auar.)__
common
3-15
4-
.
4V2 %
Central
2
-
-—
preferred
4-2
15c
)
(quar.)
common
.
25c
(qi
9
8- 1
11- 1
4-
$$1.50
~
40c
(quar.)
Hydraulic (quar.)
Mfg. Co.,
3%%
11-
Sugar
Hudson
4-14
25c
$25c
preferred
4-
"
i:
<
Gas
Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
25c
"preferred (s-a)
Ampco Metal, Inc., 6%
Co.
Central
$23c
3-15
$1
5
$20c
,
:
4- 2
—
$1.50
$4.50
Anglo-Canadian
8-10
Aguirre
3-
Ltd., class A (quar.)
2
■'
4-
$$1.75
:
Extra
$10c
—
Kluge,
•)
& Smelting
'
Angerman
1
Central
75c
4-
(quar.)
$5 prior preferred
Amoskeag Company,
9-
11-
50c
(quar.)
Bank
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brantford Roofing Co.,
Class A (quar.)
.w
Lead
Central Hanover
,
3-26
30c
(quar.)
1
5-10
3-16
ioc
B
3-20
2
(E.
3-23
;
(quar.).*
4-10
1
Brach
preferred
1
2
3-26
2nd
6-
4-
*
(initial)
Co.
Yards
2
Celotex Corp., common (quar.)_„
5% preferred (quar.)
4- 2
4-
Stock
4-
'
5- 1
,
12-
4-16
preferred
25c
(initial)
$1
Insurance
20c
.
7%
1st
30c
50c
<quar.)_
com.
60c
New
Bourbon
10c
'Class
3-14
3-14
$1.25
.
(quar.)___
Processing, com.
&
2
2
preferred
Extra
'
44-
$4.75
2
5%
Wringer Co.
American
3-16
4-
$1
87%c
$1.75
.
4-2
4-16
5-10
m'mrn
American
4-16
4-30
25c
37Vic
(quar.)_
Cassldy's, Ltd., common (quar.)___
7% preferred (quar.)
Celanese Corp. of America
.
3-15
2
8-10
(Indianapolis)-
American Telephone & Telegraph
American Tobacco Co., 6% pfd.
Carrier Corp., 4% preferred
Carriers & General Corp
3-20
4- 2
4-
1
Boston
3-31
$2
7-20
1
1
1
2
3-30
1
(increase< 1)
_
4-10
54-
4-14
6-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4-20
50c
$1.25
4-11.
$1.12%
w -*•
preferred
$1.25
1
i
$1.50
Co.
Ins.
.
5-
9-
(quar.)
American'States
3-15
10-19
12-
-W-
(Del.)
commcn
3-12
2
25c
new
60c
Corp
Co.,
2
4-
1
$3.08
37 %C
(quar.)___
4-
933/4c
1
$1.25
1
3-23
$1
(quar.)__
1st pfd.
1
(initial)
9-
Co
8-
(initial)
6-1
2
5-
preferred
12-
4-
11-
preferred
9-15
3-24
75c
'
$1
5%
6-15
3-10
3
$1
5%
12-15
2
4-
Ltd.—
$1
New
*
4-
20c
Co.,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
3-15
$1.75
3-15
(quar.)
A
Transit
2
(quar.)
4-16
$1.75
preferred
4-
preferred .(quar.)
1
■
$50c
.
(quar.)
Co.
6-18
preferred
2
—m
3-29
preferred
4-
$1.75
■«*
7%
4-2
4%
5-
—__
7%
9-17
$$2
4%
50C
-
3-19
7-16
10-15
3-15
37 %c
.«*
______
(quar.)
3-31
4-16
2
(quar.)
RR.,
6-29
4-15
4-
Common
Goods
Wool
3-20
New
(quar.)
Optical
1
Boston & Maine
7-14
$25c
3-20
Common
Boston
12 %c
American
3-31
$1.37%
A
Edison Co. (quar.)
Herald-Traveler Corp.
1
4-16
\
)
American
preferred
j$l.l2Va
:
3-13
(quar.)____
(George W.) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quai\)____
__.
3-30
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)
Carolina Power & Light
Co., com. (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co.
:
2-21
3-23
4-
3- 9;
9
3-
25c
1
Company, class
Book-of-the-Month' Club
2
2
4-14
4%
(quar.)
Ami
44-
$$1.12Va
62%c
5-
preferred
+$2
'$$125
•
(quar.)
2
W.)
prior
A
Shoe
Capital
4-
4- 2
(quar.)
3-30
"5%%
3- 9
$$1
4-
Borg
Co., Ltd.
preferred (quar.)_____
(quar.)
2
2
4-14
35c
Company (quar.)_____
Bobbs-Merrill, 4%% preferred (quar.)
Bohack (H. C.) Co., Inc.
Metal
Co.
preferred
$1.25
,
Molasses
3-30
2
2
(quar.)__I
3-15
$1.06%
quar.)
3-26
4-
2
Carnation Company, 3%%
4-
3- 9
Gas
Capital Administration
15c
5
/
•
American
3-15
4-
5-25
4-16
"$37,/2c
Class
Cannon
4-16
25c
4-14
25c
97 %C
_
Natural
2-28
'
(quar.)
Western
3-
$10c
6-15
A$30c
Westinghouse Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Wirebound
Boxes, Ltd.—
■
(quar.)
5%
£35c
Canadian
Valley Gas & Electric—
(Phila.),
(E.
Canadian
3-10
2-28
$1.75
3-30.
4-14
jiOc
2
Ltd.
3-31
4-30
+ioc
2
4-15
4-16
Common
2
43%c
3-31
Common
.
4-
'
3-15
4-16
$20c
(quar.)___
4-
;
2-28
2
Common
$3
Corp.
preferred
preferred
4-
$50c
2
4-
common
Vickers, Ltd
Western Lumber Co.
50c
(quar.)
50c
-
'■*
American
Canada
3-16
1
;
2
4-
$$2
'
jioc
1st
3-10
4- 2
•
(quar.)
Blnks
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Birmingham Fire Insurance Co. (red.
Machine & Foundry Co.—
preferred
of
2
2
'
__
Steel
Hats,
Blauners
*
Co.
Biltmore
2
3-14
3-15
4-
!$1.12Mi
X22c
$$1.50
7%
preferred (quar.)
Bickford's, Inc. (reduced)
—
_:
Telephone
3-15
4-
2
4- 2
4-
3-30
3-2
$$1.75
Ltd.,
$$1.75
3-16
4-
4- 2
3-14
$35c
!
4-20
5-
Canadian
J25c
(quar.)
common
2
IOC
25c
Canadian
»
•
Co
Ltd.,
2
4-
4% %
3-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4-
25c
(monthly)
class A
Ben-Hur Products, Inc.—
$1.75 prior preferred (quar.)
A
(quar.)
(Newark)
Bell
RR.
preferred
4-
25c
$1.50
'
Creek
7 %
4-30
50c
;
._
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Belding-Cortlcelll
2
87 %c
:___
preferred
Co., Ltd.
2
$1.12%.-
(quar.)
common
preferred
4-
(quar.)—______
American La France-Foamite Corp.____:
6%
Lumber
$1.40
30c
._
3-19
4-16
2
4-16
(quar.)
Refractories, 4%i% 1st pfd.
+20c
Co.,
convertible
Beaver
Canadian
1
4-
SI
45c
Beatty Brothers, l td
3-27
•
'
4*
4- 2
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
3-2
$$1.50
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd., 4%
pfd.
8%
preferred <quar.)________
5%
preferred
quar.)
3-19*
3- 2-
4-2
4-2
1
Industries,
5-
50c
,
Beatrice
Foods
4-
2
2
J30c
Canadian Motor
Lamp, Ltd.
Extra
'
4-4*
4-12
4-
4-
Products, Ltd.—
preferred
50c
84%c
Corp
3-12*
4-
4-12
25c
$1.12%
;
2
(quar.).
Products Corp.
Increased
•
Works
Corporation
$1
(quar.)____
Derrick
&
Home
American
'6%
Iron
(quar.)
4-
10c
American
quar.)
15c
preferred
$1.75
American Felt Co., 6% preferred (quar.)__
American Hardware Corp. (quar.)
V.4%%
(initial
common
Holder•
Payable of itee.
$70c
$25c
Food
Extra
7%
When
47
}50c
Canadian
Co.—
Extra
$4.50
4-
pfd.- series B (quar.)_____
American Distilling Co.
(quar,)__
American Express Co..(quar.)
■
.
Manufacturing
Bausch & Lornb Optical Co., 4%
5-
:
Extra
Baystate
30c
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Crystal Sugar Co., com. (quar.)_
com.
(increased).;
5-15
25c
Cc._
3%%
3.90 7o
Co.
Per
Share
(quar.)
Increased
5-10
6-21
3-31
75c
3-20
5-21
'
.
common
4Va%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Canadian General Electric
Co.; Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian General
Investments, Ltd.—
'
3-22
4-10
,
preferred
Canadian
2
5c
1
Corp., common (quar.)
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co.,
(monthly) _1
6-
$1.25
4-27
4-
2
4-
5c
25c
L_.
4%%
(quar.)
California
1
5c
Bates
3-24
5
5QlAc
4-14
Extra
3%%
of
4-26
4-16
■,
■
Cottons, Ltd.,
(quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co.—
6% preferred
(quar.)
3-19
5-
10c
*
25c
Can
American
A
Co.
,.■
,
Extra
0%
*
50c
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Board
4-
$1.75
.__
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
American
American
Roof
-
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1
—_——
2
5-17
4-
10c
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)—
Oil
3-23
5c
3-24
18 %c
Alliance
62V2C
Corp
.
.
Name of Company
3-16
4-
Monthly
3-20
American
1__
2
4-15
50c
:
Bastian-Blesslng
.•
$1.50
•Monthly
3-17
4-16
Basin
3-23
Amalgamated
Sugar Co
Steel
^
Canadian
(quar.)
Brothers
4V2 %
5- 9
25c
-
(quar.)
Aluminum Goods
Y.)
Corp
Bartgis Brothers Co.
-
___!
(N.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
Mfg.
Barker
3 20
4-
Oil
Co.
Y.)—
(N.
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$4
3-20
20C
Trust
When
Share
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
'
(quar.)
(Canada)
6%
Barber
37 V2C
...
&'
Per
of Company
Commercial
Bankers
3-23
Allianceware,
Allied
3-16
(1415)
■
■
Bankers
3- 8
Vicksburg Ry., common (s-a)_..
Super MarKets, 6 % preferred (quar.)
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)-..
Allen
,
Name
3-16
$1.15
$3
8c
preferred
1
•
Payable of Rec.
$1.03
—
Albers
4%%
Holders
When
Per
-
Co., 4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of Company
Power
Alabama
.
.
(accumj-
4-20
3-31,
75c
5-15
5-.I
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1416)
'
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
(Toronto)—
Association
Life
Confederation
Insurance
General
Connecticut
Life
(quar.)
.
Insurance Co.,—
Co.
(quar.)—*
preferred (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred
—
$2.04
Class
B
-
Edison
Corporation,
4-16
Dunham
(C. A.)
5%
preferred
4-16
.5%
preferred
preferred
2
3-23
5- 1
Du
3-23
4-13
4-
Pont
I.)
<E.
Sullivan
Eastern
3-15
Common
$2
Common
no
50c
5-18
$1
30c
53c
4- 2
4- 2
3-15
; V
preferred (quar.)
—
15c
Consolidated Royalty Oil Co. (increased s-a)
10c
Consolidated Textile Co. (quar.)
37%:c
Extra, —_—' 25c
Consumers Gas Co. of Toronto (quar.)
t$2
4-11
4-25
4-16
5- 1
4- 2
25c
—
—
—
preferred (quar.)
Royalties. Inc.—
4'A%
•
_______
4.52%
Continental
Continental
(quar.)
Gin
Co.,
(quar.)
common
Continental
Insurance
Life
—
of
Co.
1—
Y. (quar.)_
N.
3-15
6'/a%
3-16
(quar.)—
$1.31 'A
4-15
;r7'Vv;.:
series (quar.)
87'/2c
4- 2
3%% preferred 1947 scries (quar.)
87J/2C
4- 2
Corporate Investors Ltd., class A—
t5c
4-16
Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—
$1 dividend preferred A (quar.)—_•
*:'25c
4- 2
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. rets, for ordinary interim
2V2%
4-11
County Trust Co. of White Plains (N. Y.)— '
Quarterly
45c
4-16
Cream of Wheat Corp.
(quar.)
;
40c
4- 2
Crown Cork Int'l Corp., $1 class A (quar.)—
25c
4- 2
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.
(quar.)
25c
5-18
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
65c
4- 2
30c
4-14
8%
preferred (quar.)
WlV:': $2 ~
6"30
Cuban-American Sugar Co., common
1——
> 25c "4- 2
7% preferred (quar.)__
—
$1.75 7- 4- 2
7% preferred (quar.)_
A
$1.75
7- 2
7%
preferred (quar.)
v $1.75
9-28
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co. (quar.)
62'/2c
4- 2
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)____I
T". 25c
4-20
Curlee Clothing Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
$1.12%
4- 2
4%% preferred (quar.)—
$1.12'/2
7-2
4y2% preferred (quar.)—$1.12y2
10- 1
&
Forscer,
(quar.)
common
r
—
,
;
3-22
3-21
3-20
3-12*
4-10*
3-13
—
4- 2
f 6-14
' 3-16
3-16
6-15
9-14
3-16
4- 5
3-15
6-15
9-15
50c
^-;_;_-;»;«V:'-:""'"::50c
~ 50c
Mills, common (increased)—37y2c
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
1—r_7
$1,12 V2
Dana Corporation, 3%% pfd. series A (quar.)
933Ac
Dansker Realty & Security Corp.—
Class A (monthly)—:
y2c
Class B
(monthly)
y2c
Class A
(monthly)
,
V2c
Class B (monthly)-w—
---777! JAc
Class A
(monthly)-.
y2c
Class B
(monthly)
_.y2c
6%, preferred (initial quar.)__!
5c
6% preferred (quar.)
7'/2c
Davega Stores Corp., common (quar.)____—
35c
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
.1
25c
Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc.—
50c
Davidson-Boutell, 6% pfd. (quar.)—
$1.50
4- 2
4- 2
4-16.
class
A
$2
class
A
class
$2
A
1—
—
Daa River
____
;
.
....
5-30
6-30
6-30
4-107
7-10
5-19
6-20
6-20
4- 1
7- 1
3-31
3-19
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
3-19
3-20
3-15
10c
4-26
4-12
50c
4- 2
——
•
.—
Hook & Eye Co. (quar.)_.
Pinna (A.) Company, .6%
preferred——
De Long
De
Dean
(W.
E.) & Company
Manufacturing Co
Decker
•
—
15c
4- 2
'Extra —2J/2c
Dejay
Delnite
12'/2c
Lackawanna
Delaware
Delaware
Delta
Inc
Stores,
Power
&
Western
&
25c
RR._.
Light Co._*———
1
Di
:
(quar.)_
7
(quar.)__
___7
Corp.
Theatres
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
Dixie
Cup Co., common
$2.50 class A (quar.)
Dodge & Cox Fund.
Beneficial
Dome
Dominguez
Dominion
Oil
&
4
7%
preferred
Investment
Co..
3-29
3-14
5%
5%
6-15
9-15
4-
4-30
3-30
25c
4-30
4-17
$$1.25
(quar.)___
6-
1
5-15
4-19
$38c
3-29
(initial
com.
$25c
5-1
4-2
$25c
4-2
3-1
*
(quar.)
4-
5-28
$1.50
9-10
8-27
$1.50
12-10
11-26
preferred
$2
6-10
5-28
preferred class A
class
(quar.)_
A
$2
9-10
8-27
$2
12-10
11-26
$2
(quar.)
6-10
5-28
'
preferred
class' A
preferred
class
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)„_
B
•
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
B
ComDany,
9-10
$2:
11-26
4- 4
25c
(quar.)__,,
common
8-27
12-10
$2
class, B
class
(W. T.)
preferred
Drug
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
3-15
Great
Western
Greening
6-
4-30
4-13
Guaranty
4-17
3-31
Guardian
5%
1st
preferred
Trust
3-30
4-
2
2
3-22
4-
2
3-22
4-
2
3-16
2
$1.50 preferred
Guardian
Public
3-22
4-
3-16
4-16
2
3rl0
,4" 2
3-15
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
(Hartford)
Guardian
(Hartford)
3-16
5-
1
1
4-16
4-
2
3-26
$1:25
7-
2
9-25
10-
1
9-25
$1.25
$3
4-16
3-15
4-
2
3-15
50c
4-
2
3-15 >
75c
4-
2
3-15
$75c
4-16
3-31
$1.25
(Hartford)
Utilities
Investment
6-30
6-11.
6-
1
5-
Trust
►
Trust
I
series
•
—'
(s-a)
Investment
4
t
4-16
5-
$1
Shares
non-cum.
3-10
50c
(quar.)_
Trust
preferred
3-10
37 %C
(accum.)
Rail
•
50c
7
$1.25
Y.)
(N.
Investment
'
4-16
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
3-20
-
2
2
-
.
5
2
4-
$5c
5%
(quar.)__
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co. (quar.)__
Griggs Cooper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)—_
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
3-29
4-
4-
Co.,
.(quar.)
convertible preferred
3-22
3-20
$1.75
Common
2
4-16
40c
Ltd.—___ Greenwich Water System, 6% pfd.
(quar.)_
Griesedieck w;estern Bre.wery Co.—
6-25
: 3-20
30C
(quar.)__
(B.F Wire
3-15
2
30c
-
Sugar Co., common (quar.)__
preferred
4
4-
20c
•
7%
4-
_
-
7
'
4-12
Guardian
Realty Co. of Canada—
preferred (accum.)
^
7%
$5
3-30
Mobile & Ohio RR.
preferred (quar.)—
Co.-
—
•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
7
Kleiser
5
$1.05
75c
t$1.50
20c
Co.,
(reduced)—
common
(quar.)l
2
3-12
Halle
3-12
Halliburton
4-
2
3-14
4-
2
3-14
Brothers
—-—
Co.,
60c
pfd. (quar.)
Cementing Co. (quar.)
$2.40
Well
Oil
Ltd.,
Co._
Company,
4-
2
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
$1.12%
4-
2
2-28
4-
2
3-23
4-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
Hammermill
Co.
Paper
3-15
4-20
3-30
Harding
4-16
3-31
3-30
.
4-
2
4-30
Inc.,
(quar.)_.
American
Investors
preferred
of
&
Co.,
Insurance
Gas
Light—.!
2
3-28
Haverhill
2
3-19
Hawaiian
4-
2
3-19
4y4%
4-
6
3-23
5%
preferred
5-
1
4-16
5 %l
4-16
5%
preferred
9-10
r
3-30
?-1
$15c
4-14
4-12
*
Electric
2
3-14
75C
(quar.)___
44-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-23
45c
*___——_;—_—
:
Ltd.— *
Co.,
(quar.)__—L_
preferred series C
4-14
21'Ac
4-
5
4-14
4-
5
4-
5
(quar,)
Hayes Industries, Inc, A quar.)—
Hazel-Atlas Glass Cox (quar.) ——:—_
25C
4-14
4-
5
25c
4-16
Heinz. (H.
45c
Helena
J.)
B, (quar:)
series
series
E
Compapy,
Rubinstein,
common
common
30c
(quar.)—
4-
7
3-15
2
3-15
3-30
5-15
5-
4-
2
3-19
4"
2;
3-19
1
A
Class
Helme
^
7%
A
(quar.)
25 c
preferred
:
5%
(quar.)
Paper
Ltd.,
common.
&
Pillot,
Inc.,
15c
4-
2
3-20
15c
4-. 2
3-20
Henkel-Clauss
20c
5-1
4-17
Hercules
Cement
2
3-19
Hercules
Motors
voting
voting
dividend
3-20
2
3-9
4-
2
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
'
—
Co., $6 preferred
Corp.
-$25<T
old
1
^
3- 9
apd non-voting
(payable in,nQn?%
common.)
Corp.,
-
K-
3-20
'
4-2
$$2.50
preferred- (s-a)l
common—Stock
3-16*
,
4-
r
—
Products,
i
'"•t
; 3-26
4-' 2
43%C
(quar.)—
'
3-15
40C
2——
1
Hendershot
Henke
:__ 1
(George W.) CO., common
•
2
4-10
25c
(quar.p—
•
2
4-
4-
t
3-15
50c
„—_—
*-14
4-
$2
3-15
25c
10c
"
3-10
2
25c
11-19.
-
*
2
4-
8-20
6- 9
12-10
■
4-
(quar.)_———
Texas—
(increased)
6
5-18
5-
4-20
4-
20c
$1.12%
Co.
preferred series D
30c
4-20
"
Fire
$1.12y2
6%,
*7
,
$1.50
1.
Hartford
$1.50
25c
56'Ac
com._
3-19
Co.—
(quar.)-"
Ltd
Co
Cooley
,4-13
25c
Co., Inc.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Baking Co., common
$8 preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Battery
Hart
4-
30c
(quar.)_!
2
"
$20c
4-
30c
Stores,
4s/2 %
Hart
4-13
4-30?,
,
'
4-
40c
Ltd..
Carpets,
9
3-
Refractories
25c
ra,
9
4-16
preferred
(quar.)—
Harbor Plywood Corp.
(resumed)
7%-c
pfd. (quar.)
com.
(quar.)
3-
1
6%
12V2c
12'/2c
7
2 *
5-
Harrisburg Gas Co.
4-2$
Harbison-Walker
20c
(quar.)__
Co.
3-15
3-15
2
2y2c
7
(quar.)
2
2
4-
25c
55c
_____
"7
«
4-
9
4-
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
4'/4 %
preferred (quar.)
—£
;
Handmacher-Vogel, Inc.,, pffl. (s-a)_—
Hanover Fire Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)
3-
$1.06 Va
4 y2 %
4-
$$1.19
(quar.)
:1 "
3-15
$1
$12%C
common
t50c
,
:
common
Oil
2
1
*
62 %c
preferred —___—__—7
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
'_____
4%
$15
common..,
____
Co.—
4-
1
$25c
Haloid
•A
37V2c
t35c
(quar.)_
Company—
American
A
15c
(quar.)—____
preferred
preferred
Brass
Class
50c
Co., Inc.
class A pfd.
Canada, Ltd
Co.,
Hahn
4-, 2
4-
75c
Co.,
of
preferred
2
50c
%, preferred
General
6-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Gulf,
Common
3-29
4nl0
(quar.)__
Gayson-Robinson
'
4-10
4-30
Co., 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
5-
■
4-30
5%. preferred, (quar.)
$4.50
3-22
7, \
,*
(quar.)
33A%
4-10
$1.06J/4
Gannett Company, class B cony,
4-19
3-22
quar.)_
3-29
$37c
2
4-30
$3 pfd. A (quar.)
Fuller Manufacturing
General
"".;.'■:■■
Hamilton
3-29
3-15
■'
35c
1—______
4-16
7-6
4-13
held)
•■."7"
25c
12V2c
A
4-16
4-6
3-13
—
(quar,) ___—
Galveston-Houston
Co.
(quar.)
1
*
Inc.
6
4-16
share
pfd.
6
6%
5-1
4'/2%
of
5-25
6%: preferred
8-
3-30
4
4-
3-12
$$1
share
Great American Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Great West Life Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)—
4-
(quar.)__
com.
3t15
$$1.25
4-10
6-10
Co.,
(quar.)
Co., class
Companies,
$2.25
-
35c
1
4-15
Utilities
3-31
7-6
4-20
8
2
4- 6,
5-1
8
2
$$1.25'
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd.—
Class B
(quar.)
i
J.)
4-13
3-
40c
Ltd
N.
1
*
*
■
3-15
Cs3
62'/2c
25c
$1.50
40c
65c
3-
5-
75c
!
'
common
3-23
4" 3
25c
50c
__.
3-
4-
1
2
3
4-
8-1
4-
10c
3-27
2
4-14
.
•3-27
2
4-
$43c
$25c
3-27
2
4-
$50c
$25c
2
4-
$15c
$20c
Co., Ltd., com.' (quar.)___
4-
$20c
*
common
1
3-15
(quar.)
35c
pfd. (quar.)
Steel, Ltd
4-
$75c
$$5
VP*
2
.___
(Robert)
$75c
Gray
4-
(quar.)
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co., com. (quar.)
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
1
Frontier Industries (increased quar.)
Fuller (D. B.) & Company, common
6% conv. preferred (quar.)—
Gair
3-26
3-22
Stores
(The)
*3-12
2
Shoe
6th
each
8%
3-13
(quar.)___
Y.)
T
._____
5%
Dominion Tar.& Chemical Ltd.,
$1 preference (quar.)
West
2
4-14
4-
Fort Worth Transit
434%
4-
25c
$$1.50
3-15
2
preferred (quar.)
Formica Company (quar.)
Fraser
3-12
$5c
; ;■
preferred
Grant
3-12
4-
6%
412
3-15
5
$20
Light & Pwr.
Gabriel
._,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Square Corp.,
2-28
6-20
9-20
Corp., Ltd.—-
Common
Dominion
2
20c
$17 %c
Ltd
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
Dominion Malting
75c
_'
(monthly)
Dominion Dairies, Ltd.,
Dominion Foundries &
Dominion Glass
K__
20c
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Coal Co., Ltd., 6% pfd.
Corset
3-31
62y2c
5%
Dominion
4-16
'
Fields
Anglo
3-15
lOc
Beneficial shares
;
4-12
2
\c__
(increased)
shares
Mines, Ltd
1
4-
3-20
2
4-
$1.25
15c
$1.183A
(N.
Co., $5 pfd.
Foremost Dairies, Inc., com.
4%
preferred (quar.)
5-
3
4-
8-
3-30
12y2c
4-
$1.50
12%c
$1.12%
1
preferred
&
C/sth
2
9-
3-31
Foster
3-20
$40c
B
$4.20
for
8%
4-11
2
preferred
Fair
"3-20
3
3-19
Public
Class
Food
2
4-
$1
3-
preferred
8%
3-21
7
4-
$1.75;
'A'
—
'
3-14
3- 2
,
4-
4-10
$37'/2c
3-10
2
2
8%
8%
■
.7
2
2
4-
'
6%
3-16
4-
2
4-
50C
6%,
■
,.
3-28
4-
4-
50c
(increased)
Inc.
.'
5
56%c
(quar.)———_
(W. R.J & Co.
•
6%■ preferred (quar.)—
9
2
4-16
8%
8-10
2
4-16
1
(quar.)—
Grace
7
5-11
3
1
5-
•
Co.
dividend
stock
3-15
3-15
5-
4-
5-
3-22
Fisher Brothers
Florsheim
Stock
'3-30
4-
4-20
25c
2
Foundation Co.
.
3-31
4-
50c
56>Ac
4-
4-10
4-5
4-30
2
4-10
4-20
50c
5-1
Union
4-15
4-10
4-25
4-
-40c
50c
Industries,
Grand
4-
(quar.)
Co.
Foreign
9-14
Grand
3-26
4-
4-25
$1
Rubber
3-30
4-5'
3-26
5
2
25c
$1
Bank
National
4-16
9-14
5
4-
4-
__i.
&
First
Forbes & Wallace,
1
4-
11-
3-20
4-'2
1
(quar.)__________
$4 preferred
Tire
Firestone
4%%
Gould-National
'3-23
1
2
4-25
5-
$1.12%
(quar.)__
Inc. (quar.)
Battery (quar.)
6.;
12-
4-
$1
Hosiery Co.,
4-
3-30
3-15
3-15
$40c
3- 1
5-1
Gotham
(San Fran.) '
(Newark,
4- 2
10- 1
2
$0.185625
35c
56y4C
" 50c ;
;;"*.45c7
40c
Co.
3-1
10-
—
Co.
4-2
50c
Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—
$1.50 convertible class A pref. (quar.)
Home
insurance
9-15
$1
(quar.)
5
4-
4-20
50c
(quar.)—
4-
'3-19
2
:
preferred
3-19
2
2
•v
:__
2
4-
4-
Belyea Ltd., class A
1st
4-
$1.25
_
(quar.)—
common
3-19
4-
Gordon
3-15
Quarterly
Florida
Ltd.,
3-19
$1.50
(quar.)
Inc.
3-19
2
2
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Telegraph Co.
Brothers,
2
44-
15c
(irieg.)
(N." Y.)"(quar.)_
pfd.
4-16
11
3-14
5c
Inc., class A
4-16
4-
■
Co.
preferred
prior
Stock
&
7%
Sugars,
Class B
3-15
1
3-14
2
"
Foods, Inc.Gorham Mfg. Co. (quar.)
9-
4-
2
4-
20c
preferred
&
•6-
1
4-
$i.c6 y4
(quar.)
common
convertible
Gordon
3-10
—_
Insurance
Insurance
Co.,
6-27
2
Enamel Corp.
(quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)___—
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (stock dividend)
100%
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance (N. Y.)—
Quarterly '____:—-7—"". •50c '
Filing Equipment Bureau, common—
25c
4% participating preferred (quar.)———
$1
Participating
25c
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania
(quar.)
$2
Firemen's
Falls
$4.50
3
5-
,<
15c
(quar.)—
■3-15
2
Ferro
Fireman's Fund
interest
"
2
4-17
3-12
50c
Boston—
27
2
5-15
:
of
State
4-
3-21
(quar.)—1
Fund
Golden
"4-16
3-12
2
(quar.)
Golden Manitou Mines, Ltd.
74-
2
4-
t25c
—
5-12
2:
4-
$3
(accum.)
(quar.)_
6-27
4-
2
$$1.25
1
7-16
3-30
4-
common.
7-16
4-
3-30
1
15c
Co.
Globe-Wernicke,
3-19
4-
(John J.) & Company, Inc
3-22
9- 6
$1
Match
Co., common
$1.50 preferred (initial)—
Dixie
3-22
4- 2
35c
pfd.
Goldblatt
6-
1
5-
$1.50
$6
3-16
4-14
4-
_____—_____
2'Ac
Class B
District
-■■;4- 2
(quar.)
$1.50
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A_
Diamond
4- 3
*
4- 2
3-30
5-
30C
—
4:/2%
1
5-
_—
common
preferred
Godchaux
3-19
$1 /'•'
—
30c
Detroit Edison
& Canada Tunnel
4- 3
2-19
10c
(irreg.)_
"3-19
2
12 '/2 c
(quar.)
4'Ac
Deposited Bank Shares, series N. Y.
Series N. Y, "A" (irreg.)
Co.
4-30
4- 2
4-17
12%c
Tire & Rubber, com. (increased)—
convertible, preferred (quar.)________
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR
5%
Detroit Steel Products Co.
3-16
2
30c
}2c
Lines, Inc.—_____
Denman
Detroit
4-
25c
Mines, Ltd
Air
3-15
4- 2
(quar.)
.
Co,
preferred
y4%
Felin
3-24
4- 4
3-14
4- 4'."-' '3-14
—
Federation Bank & Trust eo. (N. Y.)
3-15
15c
7y2c
(quar.)
4- 2
4__:
(quar.)
3-22
—
—
3-31
4-
7:
3-16
3-16
$1
Brothers,
Glidden
3-20
„
Extra
.
4
;
3-20
Department Stores, Inc.—
Common
4-20
4-20
5-19:
___
2
2
_____
(quar.):
Insurance
Federated
.
4-30
4-30
5-30,;
.
Davidson Brothers, Inc
Federal
9
2
2
$1.50
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
Gladding, McBeah & Co. (quar.)_„
Glatfelter (P. H.) Company,
common—
4j/2%
preferred
(quar.)
.1
3-20
4-
4-
$1.37%
t.
1
preferred (quar.)
Family Finance Corp., common" (quar.).
Co.
3-
3-23
1
(quar.)
common
$4.50
2
5-
(quar.).
(quar.)
of beneficial
Gimbel
Co.
——
Rubber
9
6%
preferred(qlmr.)
Faultless
3-
3-21
Gold
4y2%
3^19
3-19.
4«r 6
2
2
4-
5-15
25c
25c
5c
Parts
conv.
4-
62'/2c
68%c
(quar.)__
preferred
$5
4-
4-
(quar.)
$1.75
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp. (quar.)
25c
Empire Southern Gas Co. (quar.)_
"7;
30c
Empire Trust Co. (N, Y.) (quar.)
75c
Emporium Capwell Co., common
50c
7%; preferred (s-a),———..
—
$3.50
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd
7 $35c
Endicott Johnson Corp., common
40c
4%
preferred (quar.),
"
$1
Equitable Office Building Corp. (quar.)_—
15c
Erie Railroad Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)__
$1.25
$5 preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
$5 preferred A (quar.)_
$1.25
Erwin Mills, Inc. (quar.)
—__——
25c
Estabrooks (T. H.)
Co., Ltd.—
4.16% preferred (quar.)$26c
European & North American Ry. (s-a)
$2.50
Eversharp, Inc., common (increased)
35c
5% preferred (quar.)
—25c
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
50c
Fairmont Foods Co., common (quar.)
—
35c
4y2%
4-16
4-10
9
Gibson Art Co. (quar.)
Gillette Safety Razor Co., common (quar.)
4-16
'4-2
9
4-
:
Georgia Power, $5 preferred (quar.)—.
$6 preferred (quar.)
3-31
1
1
4-
1
(quar.)
Putnam
Ctfs.
1
5-
—
$6 pfd.
Special
Glens
—
Extra
6- 5
9- 5
12- 5
6-28
9-28
12-28
$2
4-15
5-
preferred
George
3-20
5-
Corp.,
5-
$1.50
(quar.)_
7"
Brewing class A
Genuine
3-15
2
4-
25c V
(quar.)___—
preferred
4 %
2
4-
$1.25
25c
?
—
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
5
3-15
4-
—.——.
Curtiss-Wright
5
3-
2
,
_______
,
3-
2
4-
—
-
2
4-
.___
3-13
3-20
4-
—.___—
3-16
Time
Special
Class
B
—
common (quar,).
preferred (quar,)—
7%
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Castings,
1
'
!
Wares, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Genesee
(Seattle,
Consolidated
Emerson Electric Mfg.
3-20
3-20
—
(quar.)
preferred
2
2
4-
SO %
New common (initial)—_—_—25c
7% 1st preferred (s-a)
———
70c
6%^ 2nd preferred (s-a)
60c
Emerson Drug, 8% preferred (quar.)
50c
3-19
3-19
3-20
4- 2
50c
Extra
7
Company,
5'/2%
3-20
Corning Glass Works
3Vz%
preferred 1945
44-
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.—
Common (stock dividend)
—
,v:;;
series A preferred
$5.25
5%
General
25c
(quar.)
Elliot
4- 2
$1.62'/a
Electric Corp.
3-16
3-29
3-31
I
(quar.)___
Signal,
(quar.)
preferred
5-
4-20
6e
—
(quar.)
Railway
5-10
5-15'
933Ac
pfd.
$1
preferred
4-13
(s-a)
common
3-30
7-13
General
4-16
$1.06y*
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas
7-16
preferred
conv.
5-10
5-25
20c
"___
Steel
■
(quar.)
Products
Wash.)
$4
(irreg.)
Co.
Public Service Corp.,
$5.50
4 A %
Inc.
6-15
5%
"$$1.20
Corporation—
preferred (quar.)_
Co.,
General
,
3-21
3-16
5-25
25c
(quar.)—
Corp.,
pfd.
2nd
General
35c
$1.12y2
Electric Co., $4.50 pfd.
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
Natural Gas Co. (increased)——_
40c
Auto-Lite Co,
(quar.)—_—'
75c
Boat Co., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)
50c
Controller & Mfg. (irreg.)
$1.50
Electrical
3-15
4-16
50c
Electric
3-15*
2
2
2
2
(Peter)
Cornell-Dubilier
Paso
Electric
(Toronto)— 7i:
Co.
Insurance
44"
47-
933Ac
C:':& 50c
$1.12
"
$1.13
Semi-annual
Crum
9
Paso
El
9
3^
Electric
II-23
Paint
conv.
5-21
—
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
Continental
Cooper
3-
4- 2
4- 2
$1.12VSi
$1.13
——
preferred
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
4'/a%
,!4%%
Sault
4'/2%
8-23
5
preferred
$1
1
$5c
Ekco, Products
3-15
Co.
Can
preferred
$3.75
Edison
5
4-20
5
6%
General
'
6-
Edison
El
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
9-
12-
7
2
4-25
|
(quar.)l
Steel
3-31
4-
5-23
6%
3-15
Power
Consumers
4.50%
.
3-15
5
-
4-
$1
(irreg.)——,
(quar.)
Outdoor Advertising
General
3-21
50c
(s-a)___—
(Boston)
3-21
2
75c
preferred
General
preferred (quar,.
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd. (quar.)
Stores
2
6-
Corp.
2
4-
'
".
Trilst
Corp.
preferred
$3.75
3-15
6%
preferred
3-16
4-
$5
3-16
4- 2
25c
40c
$1.50
$5c
Brothers
5
2
4-10
preferred
4»/4%
4-
4-16
'
•
pfd.
7
*
4-
$1
(quar.J__.—
(s-a)
Investors
Motors
2
(quar.)
Eastman Kodak Co., common
4-10
General
General
4-
Extra
Participating
3
4-
5c
5c
Consolidated
3-
3-21
Inc.—
(quar.)
value
2
2
4-25
—
Inc.—
(quar,)
4-
4-
4%
Corp.,
A
Instrument
4-10
—
(quar.)
par
par
Finance
preferred
4-25
(s-a)
Racing Association,
4-16
$1
(s-a)_
Ltd
Inc.
5%
General
$25c
(quar.)—
Mines,
Lines
Air
2
$1.12y2
87y2c
25c
31 'Ac
Inc., common
preferred
East
Eastern
4-
3-22
2
t, 3-
4r 2
15c
:
•
—
(increased)———
Co.
Holder$
Payable j>f Rec,
4c '
(resumed)
preferred
Electric
General
Share
,
—I—7
(quar.)
(quar.)_„
convertible 2nd preferred
General
.
Co.
Cable Corp., common
1st
4%
2
>.
(quar.)______—__________
3-15
General
4'k
of Company
Box
25c
preferred
Durlron Co.,
4-16
Paper Co._
Retail Stores
________—__
2
4-16
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
$1,12 "/2
$1
%.
(quar.)___________—_____
de Nemours & Co.—
preferred
5-15
6- 1
Common
*
;;
$4.50
3-15
4- 2
4- 2
4-2
5-15
35c
*
—
Consolidated
' T;;'
' ~
V.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Power
&
(quar.)
Extra
Consolidated
Company
4-16
4- 2
$1.25
—
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Natural Gas Co,
(quar.)__
preference
General
3-31
44-
4-
50c
50c
20c
75c
$1.75
10c
,'V:
(quar.)________—
$3.50
4*/2%
Consolidated
4%
Furniture
5-16
Y.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)——
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light
common
(quar.)
preferred
Power
5%
(N.
Co.
7%
Corp.
Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Dumont Electric Corp. (resumed)
o-
(increased
Consolidated
Drug Co,,
Drexel
Dry Goods—
quar.)———50c
7% preferred (s-a)_————-A-———
$3.50
4%
3-26
5- 1
1
25c
H
Co.,! (quar.)——-—
Dearborn
(Bait.),
Dravo
5- 1
37'/ac
(quar.)
common
Consolidated
Common
Draper
5
6- 1
preferred
Consolidated
5
Duke
(quar.)———
$1.50
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.— 7;v/:.7
$1.50 partic. preference class A (quar.)—
37%c
6%
5
4-
2.
4-16
4-16
8IV4C
$1.75
Name
b
I-Jl
2
4-
$3
preferred A (quar.)__
2nd preferred (quar.)_;
4-
4-16
60c
$1
common
3-
2
4-
$50c
$3.25
Dow
4-
4- 2
30c
—
(s-a)—
RR.
Co.,
4-
When
Per.
Payable of Rec.
$45c
$$1.75.
(final)
Ltd., common
(quar.) ___—
Co., Ltd
Rockaway
&
Share
/■
Paper
Chemical
$4
5
Power Co.—
River
Connecticut
—-—
(increased quar.)-;
Printers
-Connecticut
—
Dow
3-20
4-
1
1
1
1
5555-
Dover
2
4-
'
■
Co.,
preferred
Donnacona
12-10,
12-15
4- 2
4- 2
47%c
50c
51c
AX 55c
$1.90 preferred-
Connecticut Light & Power,
7 %
9
9-10
9-15
+$2
$5
40c
—
_
Connecticut Fire
6-
6-15
J J2
,
—
Textile
Holder»
When
Per
Dominion
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
''
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
v.'„
of Company
Holdert
When
Per
Name
;.
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)„
(quar.)—_
4-15
3-31
$1.50
4-
2
3-20
50c
4-
2
3-24
25c
4-
2
3-20
10%
.AH.
Volume 173
Number 4999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1417)
<
,
Company
Steel
(quar.)
Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
(Edward)
Hiram
Walker
(R.)
Co.
(H.)
(monthly)
pfd.
Si
(D.
H.)
Company,
3-15
4-10
A
Home
3-28
Ltd.
Horder's,
&
4-15
3-30
Kropp
4-25
3-31
Krueger
4-
3-17
Kurz-Kasch,
50c
2
La
Co.
(quar.)
5-21
4-
2
3-22
4
2
3-20
5-
1
4-17
Hardart Baking Co. (N. J.)
(quar.)_
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Gibson, 6ft preferred (quar.)___
$2
$12'Ac
Houdaille-Hershey
Corp.,
$2.25
preferred
Household Finance
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
3%% prefened (quar.)
4-
3-22
3-22
2
4-17
56'Ac
4-
2
4-
Laclede
Lake
4-
2
5-
1
$2.50
4-20
6-30
6-19
9-30
9-19
$1.25
12-30
12-19
75c
4-2
3-7
Zinc
pfd.
conv.
New
$3
Co. (Canada)
(initial
common
(quar.)
4%
4-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-28
30c
$2 preferred
Indiana Gas
2
3-19
425c
1
$3
5-
Si
(quai*.)
3-21
5-
1
4-
2
preferred (quar.)
Industrial Brownhoist
'
3-12
45c
4-13
4-
$1.0014
,
2 4
4-
$1.25
Corp.-(quar.)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co.,
50c par tic. A (quar.)
<
preferred* "(quar.
(John), Ltd.___
Insurance
•1
4-
-15c
2
3-10
2
•
of
4-14
be* reduced lrom
2
3-14
4-
2
3-14
$10c
t
4-2
$1
3-10
4-16
-
•
3-30*
v
/
~~
20c
*
20c
4-2
50c
'
4- 2
25c
1
•
4-2
International* Harvester Co., com. (quar.)
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
Class A. (quar.)_
50c
(quar.)_
3-14
3-23
2
4-16
t$1.75
preferred ($5 par)..(quar.)
International Ocean Telegraph (quar.)__
Power*
Salt
•
,
5-
tB^Ac
'
1
2
'
v
_____
*
Participating
i.
Irving Trust Co.
Island
;
$6
Creek
7ft
Public Service Co.,
5ft
Jewel Tea Co., 3%ft
—
;
Fund,
1
Semi-annual
—
Grand
____
4ft
City Southern Fy.
preferred
$5
Kansas
*
Power
Si
>
3-15
Mansfield
2
3-15
$1.20
4-2
3-15
2
4- 2
3-15
2
3-30
4-
4-16
4-
4-14
4-
2
1
1
4-16
44-
6
3-30
25c
4-
2
3-15
4-16
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
28c
'I
25c
—
2
2
50c
2
preferred
(auar.1
87Vic
10-
A
5ft
1
9-15
4-30
4- 9
4-30
4-
62Vic
4-
' 3-15
2
62 Vic
__
3-26
pfd.
(s-a)
4-16
4-
1
3-
5-
1
6-30
6-20
$2.50
>
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)-_^
6O0
$1.12Vi
12-30
•
>
4-
2
12-20
2
4-
3-2
..
$1.50
Merck
$3.50
Mesta
Kings County Lighting Co., 4ft pfa.
Kirkland Lak#. Gold Mining
Co., Ltd.
4-
2
Si
(quar.)
50c
4-2
3-10
(s-a)_
J2c
5-
3-31
1
"
3-30
$50c
3-15
(quar.)_;
common
4-
t22'/2c
2
9
9
preferred B (quar.)
t$1.75
4-2
3- 9
4-
2
3-15
59%c
4-
2
3-15
50c
7-
1
6-25
62'Ac
4-
2
3-21
2
preference
(quar.)
Moore
Drop Forging Co., common
4% ft convertible preferred (quar.)___
(William R.) Dry Goods,
Morgan Engineering Co. *
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
4-2
3-21
4-
2
3-21
Motorola,
4-
2
3-21
Mount
4-
2
3-21
.4- 2
3-14
5-
Morrell
&
Inc.
Company
common
(quar.)_____
Mount
12'Ac
.(quar.)
1
7-25
1
10-25
3-13
4-10
Metal
preferred
Co.j
Ltd.
(fTreg.)
3-31
$1.50
4-16
3-31
40c
4-
2
3-1-5
$1.183A
4-
2
3-16
4ft
convertible preferred
Murray
Ohio Mfg.
Co.
50c
4-
2
3-20
37'Ao
(quar.)
4-
2
3-20
-
(quar.)
2
3-17
.6ft
preferred
(quar.)—
6ft
preferred
(quar.)——______—
$1.50
9-28
9-20
6ft
preferred
(quar.)________-______.
$1.50
12-28
12-20
4c
4-16
3-31
37'Ac
4-16
3-31:
1
4-20
4-
2
.,,3-15
1
4-13
2
3-17
4-
2
3-
7
4-2
3-
7
5-1
!
4-
9
,
Chemical Co.
4-16
6ft
•
preferred
•
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Biscuit
Co.,
Inc.
Co.,
(Md.)
National
3-31
■
2
3-16
3-15
4-
2
1
4-13
4- 4
established
paid
.
/
at
this
at
50c.
The
time
3-23
National
Department Stores
4-15
3-31
National
Distillers
Products
Corp.
*4-14
3-30*
National
Electric
Welding,
Machine
$1.50
4-14
3-30*
4-10
3-31
4-10
3-31
44-
2
3-26
/ Quarterly
2
3-24
National
Folding Box
25c
4-
2
3-22
National
Fuel
27Vic
4-
2
4-
4
3-21
Fire
5
4-
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)—
Corp.—
2
3-15
60c
Y.)
4-
4-15
3-19
4-16
5-
1
5-
1
55c
____
5-1
4-13
,r.4»..0
$1.50
Insurance
(quar.)
25c
Gypsum
class
A
(quar.)
Common
3-31
5ft
4-
2
4-
2
3-23
4-16
3-31
4-
3-15
4-
2
2
3-15
3-15
2
3-16
4-
2
3- 2
7-
1
6-
1
$15c
10-
1
9-
1
10c
6ft
preferred B
Service
4-
$50c
(quar.)
4'A ft
3-16
4-21
50c
75c
$37'AO
(quar.)
Linen
3-20
10-20
$15o
National
3-21
7-21
10-30
4-11*
35c
Lead
2
,8- 1
$15c
Ltd., class B
National
4.
1
20c
.
—
Investors Corp.
4-
5-
(Hartford)—
(quar.)
National
4-15
1
5c
Co
Co.,
5-
Co.—
—
Co.
4-14
50c
—•
(quar.)—
Co.
Gas
preference
4-
4-lB
■.
—
National Hosiery Mills,
60c class A (quar.)
60c
?
was
(quar.)—
National Grocers Co., Ltd., common (quar.)_
National
4-16
4-20
5c
4-
9c
3-31
5-15
40c
—*—
50c
income
7
4-H
.
Quarterly
National
6
5c
.Quarterly
Quarterly
$12.50
$1.50
3-22
3-
15c
:
additional Is
5c
l'ic
>
2
make up for the
the first quarter.
I Vic
:
4-
to
smaller payment in
.
Vic
3-12
3- 7*
$44c
3-15
65c
Chemical & Mfg.. Co
City Bank of Cleveland (s-a),
Semi-annual
National City Bank of N. Y. (increased)
y The
regular quarterly dividend rate
50c
2
2
National
3-21
5-
3-
4-
2
$1.25
(quar.)—
common
A
4-16
20c
-
4-
4-13
$25c
(quar.)_
''National
3-31
Casket Co.:
6-21
15c
—________
National Cash Register Co.
6-28
50c
common
Breweries, Ltd.,. common
preferred 4quar.)t
7 ft
$1.50
—
/National
3-31
4-
,
America—
Nation-Wide Secuiiaies
National
/
4-16
;l'k.J25o
$1.50
of
System, Inc.,
4-16
45c
(quar..)
3-31
3-31
"Mutual
4-
■
$1.50
,
3-15
4-20
4-20
3-20
5-
$1.75
4
2
4-
21c
-
3
5:
30c
,V
5-10:
4-
20c
.
5-31
•"4-
$2.50
___
5-10
62'/ac
States Telephone & Telegraph Co,
-Quarterly
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co.,'4%ft pfd. (quar.)_—
Murray Corp. of America
3-30*
.
3-30
5-31
$15c
—_
(quar.)
Mullins
3-31
4-10
4-10
4-16
2c
(quar.)_,
Mountain
<
4-16
4-30
50c
Company
Royal
5ft
■
3c
Diablo
Extra
4-24
3
11-
(John)
20c
Mountain States Power Co., new cOm. (initial)
1
8-
25c
15c
(quar.)_
$1.25
(quar.)
62 Vic
12Vic
4-
—
2
Co., Ltd.—
4-20
3-28
1
4-13
$1.50
5-
20c
4-
Corp.
3-20
National Manufacture & Stores
3-20
National
3-16
3
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
4-
2
3-23
National
4-
2
3-15
National
Screw
75c
4-
2
3-15
National
15c
4-
5
3-20
Low-priced bond series
$3
8-
1
7-
Balanced series
(s-a)
Trust.
3-17
1
3-30
20c
4-16
3-31
Stock
4-
Low-priced
2
3-12
4-
2
3-12
$1.50
4-
2
3-12
$0.1406'A
4-
2
3-26
4-20
3-31
12Vic
$1.37 Vi
4-
87c
—
(quar.)__
3-14
2
common
Shares
Standard
stock series
National Supply Co.,
1
4-12
5-
1
4-12
4-
2
3-19
4-
2
3-19
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
6
4-
4-
60c
_
2
__
4-
2
3-12
62Vic
4-
2
3-16
4- 2
3-23
lr
5-31
5-18
(quar.)^.
$1.12Vi
8-31
8-17
,(quar.)___
$l.l2'/a
11-30
Michigan Associated Telephone Co.—
$5.40 preferred (quar.)
—1—
11-ltf
4-
2
3-15
5-
1
4-30
4-14
3-15
50c
4-
2
40c
4-
2
3-16
$1.12'A
4-
2
3-16
4'Aft
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tile & Mfg. Co. (increased
Naugatuck Water Co.
(s-a)
Nehi
Corporation
shares
1951,
for
Increased
New
Ins.
England
Quarterly
Gas
Si
4-16
1
4-
1
3-15
4-
3
3-30
4-
2
$2.33
upon
4-
2
exchange of
Co., Ltd.—
4^16
3-31
25c
4-
2
3-15
20c
4-
2
3-12
22'Ac
4-16
3-30
2V2C
-4-16
$15c
(Increased
England Electric System
New
9
5-
5- 4
$7
—
Co.
4
4-
$3
(irreg.)
payable
(quar.)_
England
5-
4-23
17'Ac
(quar.)
Telephone
5-15
75c
debentures)
Brunswick
5-15
15c
quar.)
Cordage, 7ft pfd. (accum.)—
preferred (for period Dec. 1, 1950 to
April 2,
New
3-15
53'Ac
47'Ac
Bedford
7ft
2
Co.—
Tea
quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Association—
—
.Extra
"
New
67Vic
3-15
3.80ft
New
$1.12Vi
4-
2
35c
$37'Ac
(quar.)
National
3-12
y
*.
National
3-16
2
3Qa
Co.
-(quar.)
3-16
2
4-
87Vic
(quar.)
2
4-
4-16
4-14
Co
(quar.)
New
50c
Co.-. (quar.)
preferred
Neptune Gold Mining Co.
4-
4-26
4-
common, (quar.)
3-16
35c
(quar.)
4'A ft
Refining
3-22
37Vic
(quar.)
4-16
Inc.
Ltd.
Car,
2
4-
4-26
.
65c
(quar.)
4-25
+10c
$1.05
4-16
4-16
30c
prefened (quar.)
3-15
15c
pfd. (extia)___
com.
(irreg.)
$1.40 convertible
5-
25c
4-13
4-26
4-26
15c
Co.
2
37Vic
4-26
20c
20c
Corp
Sugar
4-
3-21
gains.
National
Steel
3c
3-16
2
shown above are special
distributions of capital
dividends
National
,
7-31
2
4-
fiscal year-end
National
2
8-15
4-
6c
——-—
3-19
2
4-
'
$1.0614
(quar.)
Building Co.
4-30
30c
—.—
•
3-20
4-
75c
25c
"
(quar.)
——
National
Co._
Company, common
preferred (quar.)_
a
5-15
15c
Co.
National Starch Products,
preferred
4-
75c
Co.—
Mfg.
series
.The
"
1
t$l
Si
preferred
preferred
&
Income series
5c
4Vift
Radiator
4-25
37Vic
preferred
5ft
42c
(quar.)——
Cement
6
4-15
Securities Series—
—
Co.
4-
25c
Corp. (quar.)
4-16
«
4-
_—
&
Type
&
25c
preferred (quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
& Co., class B (quar.)__
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Machine
5ft
3-J5
62'Ac
62'Ac
4-16
4-
3-15
2
25c
4-16
Paper
2
4-
(quar.)—
50c
class A (quar.)^
common
(quar.)
common
Co.
3-13
4-
$1.25
$1.50
(quar.)
Aircraft
convertible
Lock
2
$1.12'A
(increased)—
(quar.)
pfd.
RR.
Portland
—
17Vic
_
(quar.)
Stores
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
National
$1
4 Vi ft
4',ift
4-14
7ft
$1.75
convertible
Metropolitan
3-23
4-16
Cc
4-
$1.25
(quar.)—
(N.
5
5c
50c
5
3-12
4-30
50c
.
(quar.)i^
3-
2
4-15
3114c
Corp.
Valley
Michaels Stern
3-2
2
4-
5-15
.
(Arthur G.)
A
5
4-
$20c
Ltd._»_—_—
9
37Vic
common
Melchers Distillers, Ltd., 6ft
Merchants Acceptance Corp.,
4-10
9
Works,
3-
$1
Extra
Medusa
2
3-
3-
.
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., common
414 ft preferred (quar.)__
Mead, Johnson Si Co. (quar.)
3-31
35c
6ft
preferred
Class
(s-a)—
Kimberly Corp.
,jKing-Seeley Corp.
3-15
6
75c
Kimberly-Clark Corp.common
preferred
2
4-
$1.30
(quar.)
(quar.).—
preferred
4-
35c
5-23
1
4-14
3-
25c
Extra
9
4-
6-
2
McCrory Stores Corp.—
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5ft
4Vift
2
20c
B
-Kentucky Telephone Corp.—
5.20ft
preferred
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., 5.60ft 1st pfd.
Class
4-
4-16
50c
_
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.,
37Vic
Corp.
Company,
McLellan
7-
87Vic
5c
—
(quar.)
2
37 Vic
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
McCaskey Register, 4Vift pfd. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
3-15
87Vic
quar.)—
3-12
4-
6-23
6ft
McKinney
(initial
2
4-
2
(Del.)—
5 Vi ft
3-15
(quar.)
4-
34%c
^Oc
Co.,
McDonnell
preferred
3-12
125c
25c
(quar.)—
Sons
&
Factor
McKee
preferred
2
t$1.75
$1.06'A
preferred
Machine
Max
3-22
2
4-
(quar.)
Inc.—
Investors
3-15
4-
5ft
Massachusetts
$3.50
3-16
$25c
redeemable
"
Mills
Martin-Parry
3-22
3-20
2
preferred A
(Ky.)—
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
4ft
3-16
4-
4ft
7-
ir
(M.)
4-2
2
(quar.)
common
2
4-2
12'Ac
^
Marshall-Wells,
3-16
3-18
$25c
3-16
4-
$1.22 '/a
2
7ft
30c
semi-annual
preferred
McBee
4-
3-30
Mutual
Co.,
Co.
Coip.,
4-
25c
'
44-
$1.75
(quar.)„
3-16
'
4-2
>$1.12'/a
_
-
3-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—
Common (increased)—'
—i
5ft preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel, class A (quar.)_
1
3-31
6
3-19
11-15
3-26
50c
prefened
Calculating
$3
5-15
12-15
9
4-20
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Exploration
Marlin-Rockwell
5-15
3-15
4-10
$1.07
Trust
7ft
5-15
6-
$1.50
(quar.)__,
Kendall Refining Co.
4-
A
A
common
Telegraph
Rubber
&
Common
3-15
6-
3Vift
Class
2
3-20
4- 2
3Vi ft
3 Vi ft
Tire
convertible
Masawippi
(quar.)-—
Montreal
'7c
Marine Midland Corp. (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
3-30
$1.0614
common
4-14
3-23
Inc
Bond Fund,
Increased
2
4-14
$1.75
1
—
from investment
Oil
4-
6-15
45c
(quar.)
5-
—
(quar.)_
Mai-athon
3-20
4-20
preferred
Locomotive
Co.—
Maracaibo
" 4-17
$1
common
5'/aft
3-26
3-20
$$1.12'/2
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Class
(quar.)___
r
Manufacturers
3-15
5-1
.
$1.25
Kearney (James R.) Corp.
Kellogg Co., common
Payable
4-2
95c
(quar.)
preferred
Manhattan
4-10
Martel
(quar.>_
7ft
3-9
1
1
Light Co.,
Kaynee Company,
Brothers,
2
4-30
4-
(quar.)
Montreal
1
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR. Co. (quar.)
4-
$2.95
_____
(quar.)
preferred
(Ind.)
preferred (quar.)—r
preferred
4-
preferred
183Ac
Maine Central RR. Co., 6ft prior pref.
,r Maine Public Service Co., common
6
5ft
preferred
6ft
5lift
$1
4Vift
!
Marsh
(quar.)
*4VAft
3-31
2
Consolidated—.-—
Mandel
G2Vic
dividend
preferred
3-31
4-14
$1.25
MacFadden Stores, class A
Class B (quar.)
RR.—
City Structural Steel Co., common—6ft preferred (quar.)—
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
Stock
4-14
4V2 ft
3-24
(quar.)______
Forbc-s
3- 9
$20c
Kansas
*
3-12
3-15
2
5
$50c
Moore
(quar.)____
M.
Si
3-
$1.50
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
3.80 ft
preferred (quar.)
4ft
preferred (quar.)
Kansas
'&
2
12Vic
(quar.)—
—
& M.
2
20c
Rapids
3-13
J.
4-
xl3Aft
:
preferred
3-15
& Electric—
Gas
preferred
4-
$25c
pfd. (quar.)_—
Publishing Co. of Ottawa—*
Si
3
2
5-
(quar.)
Marchant
(E.)
Allegan
4-2
933Ac
Kahn's
Kalamazoo,
M.
4-19
3-15
v
City
4'Aft
$1.50
(quar.)__;
Inc
4-
4-
Sons, Inc.
*4'Aft preferred
MacAndrews
-
4-19
1
9
xl'Aft
Journal
5ft
5-
62lAc
Joplin Water Works Co.. 6ft
Sons,
5-1
4-
&
75o
____
Mutual
3-31
xl'Aft
preferred
5
2
44-
$$1,25
Corp., com. (increased)4.90 ft preferred (quar.)_
Modern Containers, Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)_
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)—
4
4-
;
($25 par)
(M.)
20c
Johnson, Stephens St Shinkle Shoe Co.—
Quarterly —i__—
Johnston
3-31
4-20
*
+$1.75
preferred C (quar.)_
preferred D (quar.),
5ft
8-
II-
4-
25c
75c
Gas Service
3-24
(irreg.)
Lytton's, Henry C. Lytton & Co.
3-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
V
3-15
4-10
37'Ac
(quar.)—
preferred 3
8-15
11-15
30c
(quar.)
Luzerne
-'- 4-16
22Vic
(quar.)
com.
.
/■'./*■ 4
_
Ltd.,
Mobile
5
2
±50c
2
_______
Lighting
5ft -preferred
3-15
..-..*.4-10
■'
(N.
preferred
7ft
"
Y,) <quar.)_
Co., common
,1
(quar.)_______™____
Company, 5ft pfd. (quar.)_
preferred
(F. L.)
25c
25c
Vlf5ft preferred >($100 par)
3-15
15'Ac
Coal
Jacobs
Jamaica
4-30
5-
3-20
$1.15
(quar.)
Co
Semi-annual
22Vic
3-43
4-16
25c
com.
1
5-15
$1.12Vi
3-22 "
19c
—
Iowa Electric Light &
Power,
*
4.80 ft preferred (quar.
5-
3-19
9
3-
3-16
4-
t2c
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)______
Ludlow Typograph, $6 preferred (quar.)____
$75c
__
Investors* Trust Co. of Rhode- Island—
"$2.50 preferred (quar.)_
•
2
9
3-26
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__^—
Lowenstein
3-15
2
t$l
2
a
Common
3-15*
420c
—
(irreg.)__*
(irreg.)_____
Mutual, Inc.
4-
Moore
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
.
3-30*
.
Service
Co., Ltd
Co., Ltd. (s-a)
$1,599
(irreg.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Island
3-30
4-
$1.25
&
96'Ac
(quar.)
quarterly tasls.____;
& Taylor (quar.)___—
Lorlllard,'(P.)
Co., common (interim)__—
7ft preferred
(quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
3-28
$40c
<s-a)
6ft conv: preferred (quar.)
Investors Management-Fund,.Inc.
^Investors
pfd.
(quar.)
Now on
3-15
4-
4-16
(irreg.)____________
$14-2
International Telephone Si Telegraph Corp.__
15c
4-18
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)
62'Ac.
4-14
Interstate Telephone- Co.,$6 pfd.
(quar.)$1.50
4- 2
Investment-Co. of*.America-(quar.) _________
-10c
'
4-2
"Extra
2
S.)
(J.
(Robert)
4-
Lord
4- 2
;$60c
i
4-
$1.50
Co.,-Ltd
common
Mitchell
Mitchell
4-
—
preferred
Long
:
3-15
5-1
Co.,
^Investment Foundation^; Ltd.,1
4
Electric
56'Ac
—
Co.
Lone Star Brewing Co.
$65c
7ft
International
Missouri
Monroe Loan Society,
—;
Lockwood-Dutchess, Inc.
442'
3-10
4%ft*.preferred •(quar.)_w4--*-Jl'_i^_^-___ $$1,124- 2 " .'3-16
International/Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
International
3.85ft
preferred
3-20
4-
+
4-25
50c
(quar.)_
4
15c
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60ft pfd.
Mississippi Shipping Co. (quar.)
5ft
(quar.)—______
3-14
4-14—
-.
75c
3-19
4-
3-15
Little Long Lac Gold Mines, Ltd
t6c
Locke Steel Chain (quar.)40c
3-10
,
$30c--
$37'Ac
j*
3-23
2
25c
3-15
J25C
(quar.)^—___—
_Z—:
Oil. Co.
4-
^
3-16
10c
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
5ft
Lion
3-19
56'Ac
—
3-23
4-
2
common
2
3-23
4- 5
4-14
held
Co.,
(quar.)
Gas &
4-14
4-
Development Co. for
2
4-
4-20
2
30c
Petroleum
Lincoln
.
4-2
pfd.
dividend)—
4-16
4-10
2.
5-
15c
Light, 5ft
shares
Glass
preferred
4-14
4-
25c
4-
25c
(quar.)_
preferred
convertible
Common
$5.
.
4ft
2
4-16
10c
4-
45c
preferred
Mines, Ltd
Corp., common
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
&
(stock
two
Mississippi
6-15
25c
common
1st
preferred
75c
(quar.)
share of Mission
each
3-15
.
'
.
7ft. preferred * ($100 par)
3
45c
preferred
Lincoln
.
Inter-Mountain. Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
6% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Enter-Ocean Securities Corp., 4ft pfd. (s-a)
Interlake Steamship Co.:.__.—____
Int'l Bronze-Powders,* Ltd., com.
(increased)
6ft ..participating preferred (quar.)
International-Cellucotton Products (quar.)
v'
*
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
4-
..4$1
,
America
$10 to
2
7-
$3
Liggett & Myers/Tobacco Co., 7ft pfd. (quar.)
■
•,
$12'Ac
.__
—
North
(s-a)
Corp.
Gold
90c
4
3-10
5- It
*
Ltd.—
(quar.)___
Stockholders at-a special meeting approved
a
two-for-one-split. The par value will
*
f
Co.
4-
62Vic
—
'
Inglis
9-28
12-28
50c
—
4-2
(quar.)
>4%
One
10-10
1-10-52
4-
50c
(quar.)__
Power
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
^.Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp., c)ass A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
;
$1.03'/»
preferred series B (quar.)_;
preferred series A'(quar.)
Mission
Minnesota
3- 9
4-16
$1
35c
;
& Sons Co.,
non-cum.
4'Aft
3-20
..'4
com.
6-28
4-10
25c
Extra
Lerner Stores
.•«•/
75c
—
4'Aft
5 ft
$3
Lehman
4-14
4,*...,
Michigan Electric Co.—
Indianapolis Power St Light,
Indianapolis Water—
(James)
3-28
Co.
convertible
1
2
(quai\)
10c
(quar.)
Company,
Leitch
50c
Chemical Corp.—
preferred
"4Wft
Lees
3-20
4-30
25c
"
Indiana
Roi
4Vi ft
Corp.—
(quar.)
&
4-
Le
4-14
J15c
—
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-10
54-
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co.
7-10
3-23
1
5-
30c
(I.) & Sons (quar.)
Miller-Wohl Co., common
Lehigh Valley Coal Corp.—
preference (quar.)___
Telephone
$1.80
5-
t25c
preferred
Common
2*
$$3.75
Incorporated Investors
Associated
5-
A
3-22
$1.22'/a
(quar.)
class
2
4-13
$1.10
Miller
4-10
f25c
Quarterly 1
Lane Bryant, Inc. (stock dividend)
Lang (John A.) & Sons, Ltd
Langendorf United Bakeries Inc.—
8-8
5-19
$37'Ac
quar.)
Imperial Paper & Color Corp, (s-a)_l__.
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Indiana
9-1
40c
Co
Convertible
9
10c
—,
uncrcased)
Sessions
6-15
10c
i
(quar.)
Company
Co., common
4-
20c
Midwest Piping & Supply Co., Inc.____
Miller Manufacturing Co.
3-22
2
10c
(quar.)
Lamston (M. H.), Inc., $6 pfd.
Landis Machine Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
3-15
30c
4-
4-
—
3-30
$1.50
6-28
Bakeries
preferred
10c
Shore
&
Midland
Holder•
Payable of Rea*
27 Vic
preferred
(quar.)_—__——_
preferred (quar.)
;
South Utilities,
Inc.,
Middle
4-16
31V4C
—
Co.
4.40 ft
4.90 ft
3-15
1
4-16
(quar.)
—
Gas
2
5-
12Vic
(quar.)
University
4-10
$1.25
non-cum.
Extension
15c
$1.25
6ft
convertible preierred
Salle
4-
Share
(quar.)_
4Vi ft
Lamson
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance
12-20
Company
Michigan Bakeries, 5 Vi ft conv. pfd.
Michigan Bumper Corp. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.
Co.—
Lambert
4-14
preferred (quar.)
Illinois
Mfg.
3-31*
(quar.)
series A (s-a)__
12-27
uc
3-31*
common
9-20
(John), Ltd. (quar.)
Quarterly
Laclede-Christy Co. (quar.)„_
6
5%
Illinois Central RR.,
6-20
9-26
—.—
3-31*
__
6-26
Labatt
3-12
5ft
5%
$1.12Vi
5c
Co
4-14
Mfg. Co. (resumed)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.
(increased)
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
5-10
$1.50
4-14
<fc
1
$1.75
$1
60c
__
6-
$1.12 V/a
933Ac
(quar.)
common
75c
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (irreg.)__
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.
4ft
Lock
5ft
3-1
4-
25c
common
2
4-2
$1.50
3-12
(quar.)
Quarterly
25c
.
3-12
2
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
La
______
2
4-
(quar.)
Brewing
Inc.
PlantC-Choate
1
50c
4-
—
(G.)
6-
(Ft.
Horn Si
Hurd
Forge
62'Ac
Telegraph
3-20
$1
When
Per
Name cf
4ft
preferred
25c
&
2
50c
(quar.)—:
preferred
25c
Horner
Hotel
2nd
3-30
Bearing Co
Inc.
1st
7ft
4-15
(quar.)
4*
$1.12 Vi
preferred
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
;
(quar.).
4Vi ft
preferred
Kroger Company—
6%
preferred A (qvar.)__
Ball
preferred
12Vac
(quar.)
Telephone
5%
Hoover
Mfg., 4Vift
4 Vi ft
(Henry) & Company
Class
'
Kroehler
Worts)
._
(quar.)
common
Inc., common (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
(S. H.) Company (quar.)
lc
(new—initial)
Holly Development Co. (quar.)__
Holt
4-17
2
4-
Ltd.
(initial)
common
Kress
Share
Koppers Co.,
4-25
4-27
50c
&
Class A
Holmes
20c
I2V2C
(quar.).
Worts,
Gooderham
Si Co., new
4-16
5-15
53Vic
(quar.)
Gooderham
Walker
(see
Hoe
Lumber
Company,
1
5-
4ft
A
Hibbard,
Higbic Manufacturing Co., 57*
Hines
35c
When
Per
Name of Company
Kirsch
preferred, class A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
preferred
Holders
Payable of Bee.
Corp.—
7ft
414 ft
When
Share
Products
^
Per
Name of
Hercules
England Laundries, $6 pfd.
New
Hampshire Fire Insurance Co.
tquar.)
(quar.)_
3-30
$1.50
4-
2
3-16
50c
4-
2
3-
5
,
50
(1418)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of
#•
New Jersey
New
Water, $4.25 preferred (quar.)
Orleans
Public
4%% preierred
N.
Share
Company
Service,
Y., Chicago & St.
6%
N.
preferred
Y.
Cuba
&
5.60%
Trust
3%%
2
3-12
2
3-12
(quar.).
preferred
35c
(quar.)
3-
9
4-
2
preferred
Nicholson
Pile
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
Norfolk Southern Ry.
North
$2
American
2
3-16
2
3-16
5-
1
4-16
Co.
93 %c
50C
4-
2
3-20
75C
Co.
Refractories
6-
2
3-23
4-
Pacific
2
1
Quebec
R.
7
Radio
4-
2
4-20
4-13
4-
3
Reda
17'/2c
4-20
(quar.)
90c
4-14
3-30
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
4-14
3-30
$4.10
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02'/2
(irreg.)
Reece Corporation (Mass.),
3-30
preferred
$4.80
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Norwich
&
Worcester
Scotia
Nova
Oberman
Ogilvie
8%
RR.,
&
pfd.
5%
pfd.
Remington-Rand,
$4.50 preferred
4-10
Renold-Covcntry, Ltd., class A
4-
3-15
$25c
25c
12'/2C
(quar.)
Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)—
Fund (Savannah, Ga.)
4-
3-10
Republic
4-
3-22
4-
3-19
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp., common (quar.)*
4-
2-22
125c
15c
50c
97'/2c
$1.10
56Vic
Ohio Edison
Co., common (quar.)^
preferred (quar.)
—
3.90%
3-30
5-
i—
Class
A
inc.,
preferred
(quar.)
3-31
3-
2
Revere
4-
3-15
Copper
Brass
&
Ohrbach's, Inc., $2.25 preferied A
Company (quar.)
Oklahoma
(quar.)**
Old
.
Gas
Colony
Old Town
Oliver
&
Electric, $4 pfd.
Insurance
Ribbon
Co.
(quar.)
Carbon
&
Co.
(quar.)
•
*. ;
Steel
Products, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
7%
Products,
Brewing
Pacific
American
$1.50
'
Coast
4'/2%
5%
Lighting,
$4.50
4-
2
3-12
3-15
4-16
5-15
4-16
$1
4-14
4-2
Riverside
2
3-16
$1,25
(quar.)
4-
:
Ritter
5%
Inc.
2
3-15
Rochester
$1.12%
(quar.)**
4-
4-16
2
4%
$1.25
Co.
5-
1
4-16
4.10%
$1.25
-
—
5-
1
4-16
31'Ac
(quar.)
5-
1
4-16
3-13*
4-
2
3-15
Co
preferred
50c
4-
3-20
5%
5%
4-16
3-20
Rome
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
6%
preferred
Pacific
Pantex
Park
4%
(quar.)
Western
Packard-Bell
Oil
Co.
Page-Hersey
Corp.,,4%
pfd.
2
3-15
4-
2
3-23
Rothmoor
5C
4-
2
3-20
Class
2*/2C
4-
2
3-20
—
Patino Mines & Enterprises Consolidated,
,
5-15
4-16
4-
37'/2c
Co., common-**—.
preferred (quar.)
conv.
1
4-25
i55c
pfd.- (accum.)*
$3
Corporation,
2nd
preferred
Railroad
2
$5
1st
1st
$4.50
1st
Russell
3-
9
2
3-
9
2
3-
9
4-
Phoenix
4-
50c
2
4-23
4-
3-
9
3-26
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
$3.50
4-
2
3-26
-
50c
4-
$1.50
Pilot
2
3-
5
(quar.)
4*4%
7%
(quar,)**.
4'/2%
7%
arrears
share
*
(accumj—
Pollock's,
Pond
Porter
(H.
5%
Power
7-
1
10-
1
9-14
San
12-14
San
4-
2
6-15
3-21
Pratt
1st
7%
&
Schuster
4'/4%
4-30
4-
2
4%%
Procter
&
Gamble
Prosperity Co.,
Sugar
(Ed.)
2
3-15
$3.40
5-
1
3-31
$4
5%
'.(qvar.)___.
75c
4-14
3-30
Standard
Fuel
Co.,
4-14
3-30
4y2%
4-16
3-29
Standard
4-16
3-29
3-20
4
2
3-20
3-30
Sccvill
Mfg.
issue
4-
2
3-
9
4-
3
3-
9
35c
4-
3-
9
2
:(quar.)____
(quar.)
15c
4-
2
Co.,
1
2
4-
2
15c
4-
2
3-15
COc
I
Co.
4-20
3-31
I
'
6c
3-20
3-15
4-20
20c
3-31
4-
$17'/2c
3-23
4-
2
2
3-15
$1
(quar.)
4-
2
3-
9
$3c
4-
2
3-
2
4.30%
3-20
3-20
5%
Air
45c
$$1.
$75
5
Seaboard
Stock
&
4-25
4-
4-25
,
3
4-
3
5-1
5-
3-31
4-25
1
<
3-31
3
4-25
4-
3
4-2
3-21
6-15
6-
I
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
Roebuck
Securities
5%
3-26
3-26
5%
4-15
3-31
common
Shaler
3-20
Shawinigan
Co..
3-20
4%
4-
6-15
(quar.)—_I
3-23*
$1,25
4-
6
I
3
'
3-20
*
-
1
a-1
Ta
4-18
7-18
1
•5-1
4-17*
5-1
4-17*
4-
2
3-
9
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
4-
2
3-19
4-
2
3-19
6-26
6-15
9-27
9-17
$1.25
12-27
12-14
45c
4-10
3-22
65c
4-10
3-22
4-10
3-22
4-10
3-22
6-15
6-
1
Inc.—
St.
(Wash.,
D. C.) (quar.)
(payable from inc.)
(quar.;_~
______
(increased quar.)
Co
(quar.)
B
pfd.
(Boston)
Extra
(quar.)*
(quar.)
(quar.)——:
:
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.
preferred
convertible
(quar.)
:
4-10
4 16
3-1
4-15
3-31
<
,
(quar.)
$1.06'A
5-
3-3t
1
,
40c
;
.
Quarterly
7-1
40c
6-
t
Ltd.
50c
$1
__—
Extra
4% preferred;(s-a)
Tamblyn, Ltd., common
Inc.,
Extra
—
.
Inc.
2nd pfd.
3-20
2
3-20
3
5-11
7-3
'5-11
5-15
4-12
$25c
4-
$5e
3-
9.
3-9
3-9
4- 2
3-15
40c
*
4-
4-16
3-30
4-
2
3-15
$1.50
"
2*
3-15
2
2
$1.25
3-20
4-* 2
3-20
$1.25
4-10
4-
12c
4-27
3-31
10c
4-
3-20
2
5
50c
130c
4-
2
3-21
5-25
4-16
$50c
4-
2
1-
2
$56y4C
4-
2
1-
2
15c
4-
2
3-21
4-
2
3-21
$2c
4-16
3-31
$lc
4-16
3-31
35c
4-
£
3-9
4.10%
preferred
(quar.).,**
$1.021/2
4-
2
3-9
4.25%
4-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06!A
4-2
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
4-
2
3-9
4.64%
preferred
(quar.),***—
$1.16
4- 2
3-3
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16%
4- 2
20c
Terre
Texas
Haute
$4
Texas
Mfg.
Corp.
Service, $4 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Power
&
preferred
Utilities
Textiles,
4%
&
Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)**
—
Light Co., $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)*,**—.__*,—
Co.
3-
3
4-14
4-
5
5-
1
4-15
$1.14
4-
2
3-15
5-
1
5-
1
32c
common
*
*
4-2
4-10
4-10
3- 5
50c
(quar.)—____
(quar.)
3-3
$1
*_i
Electric
$4.56
Texas
Malleable
(quar.)
4-12
50c
(quae.),
4-
50c
;
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.. com.
2
4-2*
4-2
$1
•
t;—
—*
2
7-
10-
$50c
_**_
(quar.)*,
preference
44-
$4c
common*,*
(s-a)
11-30
i"c
Sylvanite Gold Mines,
8-31
1-2-5?
20c
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.,
$4 preferred
(quar.)—
1
40c
*
Technicolor,
5c
Power
3-17
Company—
Quarterly
3-
15c
—
3-17.
3-.17.
4- 2
5- 1
;
4-
Louis—
,
(quar.)*.
redeemable series A preferred
Extra
Paper Co.
Telluride Power, 6%
of
4-12.
2
4-
$1.13
$1.12'/2
.
50c
1
3-31
4-17
$$1.25
Ltd.—
Supcrtest Petroleum Corp.,
5%
preference
(quar.)
4%
4-18
30c
preferred A (quar.)
Sun Oil Co., 4%%
class A pfd. (quar.)
Sunray Oil Corp., common (increased)
Talon,
1
2
4-30
,4-
15c
$4.50
Sutherland
2
54r
common
Gas Light (quar.),
;
Taylor Instrument Cos. (increased)
Taylor, Wharton Iron & Steel (quar.)
6-10
Shawmut Association
Corp.,
2-28
$10c
Mines, Ltd
Taunton
6-10
series
Chemical
Gold
3-16
4-10
4- 2
12y2c
Corp
3-22
1
redeemable
Consolidated
6-15
7
25c
4-19
Corp.
Corp.
Spring
3-15
4-
7- 2
$1:25
common
(quar.)—
Stubnitz-Greene
4- 2
3-24
3-28.
Clothier,
4-25
1
& Gas
&
preferred
3-21
30c
25c
$1.50
& Fuller
Baer
3-31
4- 2
56c
56c
(quar.)—
&
3-31
4-10
15c
Corp.
4-30
5
3-16
4-10
(quar.)
preferred
30c
(quar.)—
4- 2
(quar.)**
com.
preferred
4Va%
6
4- 6
3-24
35c
Inc.,
4%%
Sun
4»
5c
Textiles
Stern
4]/2%
$5
4-10
3-31
;
1
5- 1
4-14
Extra
Strawbridge
3
7-
Water &
(quar.)—
4-
3-20
5-
$20c
25c
87'/2c
(quar.)
3-16
7-
B
.
2
15c
class
—
Inc,_—.
Drug, Inc.,
2V?% pfd.
Electric Motors Inc.—
&
3
10c
iquar.)
Brewers,
Increased
5- 1
4-16
65c
$20c
SteiJing
Sterling
8-
4-18
(irreg.)
4-
31'Ac
Co.
Preference
8-15
5-1
$10c
(quar.)____
Corp.
(quar.)
50c
$1.25
*
Co.
class B
Investment
Steel Co. of Canada Ltd.
3-17
(quar.)
Security Storage
Brock, Ltd..
Street
5-15
50c
(quar.)***
2
50c
(quar.)
preferied
4-
'
preferred
convertible
4-10
12 VzC
—
Co., com .(incrd. quar.)
Stop & Shop. Inc. (quar.)
Strathmore Paper, 6% preferred (quar.)
3
4-14
3-21
3-21
5- 4
common,*.
Stix,
4-
5- 1
4-10
Co.—
6-
25%
Investment
Corp.,
Steel Spring
6-25
—
preferred
Silica
Common
Stewart-Warner
33%c
Airlines,
Common
$1.75
$10c
tlOc
12V2c
A
3-10
33%c
(quar.)
Acceptance
class
4-10
4-16
3-21
(accum.)*
Ltd.,
3-16
25c
$1.06V4
4-13
(quar.)
4-
1
3-3CT
3-30
3-30
1
4-17
3c
3-30
4-10
93%c
4-16
2
4-10
12y2c
,
<
A
(quar.)
Light Corp.—
&
Radio,
B
4-161
*
,
50c
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
(Ohio)
preferred
Stern
;
4-25
;
Quarterly
(quar.i—:
&
Power
Standard
1
$1.12V2
(Del.)
Western
Corp.
Co.
preferred
Stanley
4-lt£
4-25
—-
Oil
Standard
State
4-
3-20
"
5- 1
Class A
4%
4-23
$1.50
$1.75
Corp.—.
Class B
Standard
Swift
(quar.)
A
Holding
"
15c
dividend
Seagrave
Sears,
Co.
Standard
$7
4- 2
Electric—
&
(accum.)**—
$7 prior preferred
(accum.)
Class
;
,v
12'/2c
Gas
Standard
$1.07V2
(quar.)
3-15
(s-a)
(quar.)
3-15
Co.—
preferred
preferred
2
3-15
RR.
preferred B
Seaboard Oil
4-
$1
(irreg.)
preferred
4-
2
91 Vic
preferred A (quar.)
Seaboard Finance, common
(quar.)—**
$2.60 preferred
(quar.)*-———
4V2%
pfd.
4-16
4-
$1
non-cum.
Shamrock Oil
Ltd.
3-14
50c
preferred A
non-cum.
New
Ltd.
Co., 8%
preferred
Line
non-cum.
3-15
Mines.
2
85c
;*_*
Selected American Shares
(quar.)—
4-
4-16
4-16;
3-21,
3-231
5- 1
4-18
4- 2
$56'Ac
(quar.)
$6 prior, preferred
3%%
$$1.50
'27y2C
_*—*_,
(quar.)
$4.50 series A
Seaboard
2
—
preferred
6
2
2
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney. Inc.—
4-
10c
_'**
Vl,'
(quar.)—*——
preferred
(auar.)
Securities
^
4-
4-
,
Ltd.—.
redeemable preferred
Sullivan
common—
$1.35
64-
$1
50c
—
4-16
Co.
(quar.)^;
$1.35
(quar.)
(Pa.)
3-16
per
$140
pfd, (quar.)
4-10
4-
$1.18%
,_v—
(quar.)*
5%
called
$120
; 3-12
4-
,
(quar.)___
75c
preferred
Common
$25.62'/2
at
2
4-25
J.)
75c
___
:7
5- 1
25c
(N.
$7c
(quar.)
com.
.
preferred
—
Insurance
Co.—
(quar.i*****—
Paper Co.—
preferred
$1
$3c
50c
—
Ltd
Mines,
Fire
,quar.)
4-
preferred
^
1
3-9
4-2
$1
Standard
preferred /*
20c
'.
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
5V2%
17'/2c
1
c.
(quar.)—*
series A (quar.).:
3-20
'quar.)—27y2C
Scott
50c
\
*
Sons
&
preferred
3-15
preferred A
2
$4
$4
!
2
5 V2 %
3-12
R.)
Stahl-Meyer Inc.,: $2 to $5 prior preferred—
.
J"
(Mass.)—
4-
Schwitzer
4-
(E.
Ins.
7; 4- 6
4-16
2
Squibb
Marine
&
Stadacona
4-16
4-
Springfield Fire
Quarterly
5
1
4-16
9-
3-15
$6
6-
12-
3-
t$1.75
1
6-10
9-10
6
1
Cummins
3-15.
3-15
12-10
2
c
—
(quar.)
3-15"
4- 2
4- 2
8c
Standard
(quar.
preferred
4- 2
7c
Sterling
Corp.i.
.
7c
4-
75c
common'
Company,
,—
Co
4-
$60c
Insurance.
Refining
&
*
RR.
5
:
Mines, Ltd.**—
preferred
(quar.)
International
3-
5-
53'/a c
53*/sc
(quar.)—
Inc.
Dome
3-15
5-
(quar.)
Lambert,
3-15
2
$1.25
Works,
preferred
3-28
$1.25
Marine
Gold
Water
Jose
Savannah
Pratt Read & Company
Preston East
2
4-
Inc.—
;r__
Antonio
2
Co.—
Inc.
partic.
4-
30c
(quar.)
&
$1.25
$1.16'A
$2.50
3-20
,
Common
3-15
10%
Co
Quarterly
4-
__
Electric
preferred
non-cum.
Fire
Toy Mining Co.
Sangaino Electric Co.
2
1
partic. pfd.
Co.,
;
San
4-
dividend.——
Corp. of Canada,
6%
6%
K.)
2
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Paul
1-2-52
i
June
Pocahontas
preferred
5%
St.
4- 2
Co.—
8%c
(quar.)
preferred
*
31 %C
(quar.)
Common
3-15
-.»/
(quar.i
9-14
53'/8c
B—This
on
3-15 'v
4-
$1.12y2
;
•
..
17*/2c
v
—
5-15
8-ia'
6-15
9-14
$1.25
$1.50
;
Stockyards
4-14;
3-20
v
Common
50c
;
12-14
4-16
;
■:
$1.25
preferred
preferred
5%
3-15
(increased)7_
Co.
•/
$1.25
(quar.)*
Ltd.—
<*o„
1
(quar.)
2.
General
-20c
$1.12*/2
f25c
10-
,
Portland
2
,5- 1
4-16
'
18%c
(quar.)
National
3-30
&
non-cum.
2nd
2
*
4%
$2.46
Miiis
Paper
preferred
4-16
Porcupine Reef Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co.—
Common
(quar.)
-
2
4-
3-15;
3-22.
Spokane Portland Cement
'4-
4-10
4- 2
$1.25
30c
Ltd.—
1-2-52
$1.75
Scale, Ltd.,
Inc. (quar.)
Creek
1st
4-
__
Pneumatic
Lawrence
$6
4-10
Union
Nut
5-15
Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
11'Ac
Water (quar.)**,
Chocolate (quar.)
Plough, Inc.
(quar.)
******
Plymouth Cordage Co., common
Employees stock
Planters
7%
5%
plus this
Plainfield
1
3-20;
$1.20
45c
.
-V.
25c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
3.65%
class
6-
3-31.
Co.—
(quar.)*
preferred
4-20
4-16
4-14
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.),—
Electric
&
.
,
preferred
Gas
5-15
..
preferred, (quar.),
convertible
»
$$1.50
17y2c
•
4.65%
:
Lighting Co.,
&
3-31;
3-31.
$40c
Co.
Spokane
(quar.)
6-15
$1.75
redemption
(quar,)*
4- 5;
4-14
4-14
common-
Ltd.,
Electric
&
3
.:.—*
Heating
Railway
non-cum.
5%
4- 5
4-30
37x/2c
37y2c
preferred (quar.)*
—*—„
New England Telephone Co. (quar.);:
Southwestern
4-30
(quar.)___—______
5-15
(quar.)„
1
$1
_
(quar.)
*
preferred
for
Company
7-
preferred class A—This payment clears
all
5
4-
28c
28y2c
—
Co., $7 preferred
Indiana Gas
1
$1.75
Louis
Pittsburgh Steel—
5%
4-
4-25
3-20
4-2
4- 2
4-30
.
,
(quar.)**
Co. (quar.)
6-
Common
$2.50
——
(s-a)
pfd.
preferred
Glass
4-16
r,
50c
50c
\
Power
$1
(quar.)
St.
75c
(quar.)
Plate
4-16
5%
3-16
3-16
4- 2:
3-14.
2rl4
,4-5
7.5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Southern States Iron Roofing Co.—,.
,r
62yzc
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Pittsburgh
3-16
3-18
$1
Milles
B
2
2
-
—*——„„"
St.
*
preferred
4-
preferred
Ice
4-16
.
(quar.)
preferred
7%
4.80%
4-
97»/2C
(quar.)_
Inc., $4 pfd.
.
5%
—
common
Avenue, Inc.
C.)
Car
5 %•:••
__
Southern
4-2
4- 2
—
Canada Power Co.,
Southern
4-20
$1.25
dividend
75C
___
9-15
:
(quar.j—;
3-16
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common
,
(quar.)*:
3-21
$1.25
—
convertible
Southern
'
—
common*
2
$1
-Pioneer Petroleum Co., prior pfd.
4*4%
Southern
3-16
t
4-
$1
(quar.)
Fashion
3-20
2
(quar.)*
4-13
v::"^'$l
Insurance
Full
(F:
Stock
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Piper Aircraft Corp.,
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
2
4-
<quar.)
35c
$1.12 */2
Mills,
4-
6-15
1;
56c
Y.)—
*
St.1 Lawrence Flour Mills Co.,
dividend
Pillsbury
4-20
*
$1.12*/2
preferred
1
2
2
4-
(quar.)
preferred
5-
Quarterly
'25c
Saginaw & Manistee Lumber iquar.)
$1
St. Joseph Light & Power Co.
,'V,V r,;.-(
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
$1.25
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., $2 1st pfd. (quar.)
J50c
75c 2nd prefprred ("tinr.i
tl8%c
$1.12*/2
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)*
Philip Morris & Co., common (quar.)
4%
1
7
4-
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
:■
5-
4-
.*
Philadelphia National Bank
3.90%
'7-
4-14
pfd. (quar.)
Stock
Franklin Process.
Safety
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
7
preferred
preferred
pfd.
9-15
3-
$1.12 >/2
pfd.
1
3
(quar.)
2nd
10-
4-
preferred
2nd
Colorado
50c
(Jacob), 4M>% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,'6% pfd. (accum.)—
4-16
1
St.
non-cum.
5%
Ruppert
5-15
$1.25
non-cum.
Southern
Russ Building
4-
:
$4
6-15
'*
Russek's Fifth
40c
.
$4
1
93%c
preferred_ii_i__—*__i**_*
Refining Corp.—
;
preferied
3-22
$1.15
(s-ai
2nd
7-
Royal Typewriter Co.. common—**
3-22
Fibre Co.,
non-cum.
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
19c
preferred
1
57'/2C
62V2C
—
6%
30c
(N.
common
(quar.)
2
$1.12'/2
(quar.)—*
$4
Southern
5-
.
$4.50
3
20c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)—.!
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.)*
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.—„
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$4.50
3-
50c
Co,———
(quar.)
1st preferred
3-10
2
$$1.50
-
(quar.)
preferred
7%
A
2
50C
Penobscot Chemical
2
4-
10-
3-31.
3-31
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)*,
partai.
4-14
(quar.)
.
3-31
3-31
3-29.
4-30
4-10
$1.12y2
$1
common
Co.—
Gas
6%
$1.25
Corporation,
4-
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
Common
4-
California
..
4-30
4-30;
3-20
3-16
——
(quar.)_
(quar.)**,
preferred
$1.02V2
preferred
Inc.,
&
4-
t75c
*v
;
Pennsylvania Gas Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, common
4.60% preferred (quar.)
;_*,
4 Va %
preferred
(quar.)
41/2%
3-10
4.56%
Southern
50c
1.
common
preferred
$1
*
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Penney (J. C.) Company
Pennsylvania
4-
Oil
conv.
75c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)—*
.
Corp.,
non-cum.
7%
4-12
75c
preferred
6%
Roosevelt
6%
Inc.—
increased
Pemco
2
■
preference
Hotel,
6-
,
4-
(quar.)——*
(quar.)*
convertible
Roosevelt
10c
*
Chemical
5%
3-30
25C
(quar.)*
*^*
Ltd
M!fg. Corp.. 6%
4-13
$1.50
——
(quar.)
Tubes,
prior
Cable
Co.,
convertiljle preferred
4.48%
2
.
.
5-15
4- 2
4- 2
(quar.)
pfd.
6-11*
9-10»
12-10*
4- 2*
4-14
——
*_«**,**,,*,,*-**,*.
90c
Alquar.)
3-19
4-16
3-25
5-10
30c.
Co.
Company—
preferred
2
$1.10
—_
(quar.)
Sugar
(quar.)
■
.
15c
10c
22y2c
25c
15c
*
com.
California Edison Co., com.
4-
(quar.)
$1.12*/2
Express
(quar.)
Rico
preferred
8%
Southern
6-
(accum.)
Corp.
preferred
Porto
3-12
3-12
.
$50c
I2V2C
(quar.)—*
Electric & Gas,
South
3-12
3
2
•
,
—
South
4-
—
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
3-30
6-20
9-20
12-20
5- 1
$75c
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)—
Pittsburgh Water, 4y2%
5%
2
4-
1
,
,
——
*
Co.
Products
Carolina
t4.Q0%
v
75c
75c
75c
40c
(quar.)
4-16
(quar.)
5%
>
preferred
conv.
~
4-25
4-10"
4-3
53c
quar.)*
$1.12*/2
(quar.i
preferred
Rockwood &
2
Special
90c
$1.25
A
(quar.)—*
preferred
4*/2%
4-12
75c
(quar.)—
Co.
4-16
3-20
2
4-10
5-1
4-16>
/
—
—
20c
——_
Insurance
Electric
&
1
2
*
class
Rochester Telephone Corp.,
50c
(quar.)
Button
preferred
3-27
54-
6-15
——
Rochester Gas
3-29
4-
2-28
25c
$45c
tquar.)_
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(increased
Common
2'
(increased)*
common
Co.—
Quarterly
4-10
4-
4- 2
Corp.*—-—
O.)
.4% preferred (quarj
Society B^and Clothes, Inc.
Solar Aircraft Co., common
7-
(quar.)—
Cement
participating
3-15
South
(quar.)—*—_*——
Inc.,
Rochester-American
4-
37'/2C
*:
$4.40
preferred
Company,
preferred
3-22
2
Sonoco
(quar.)—
common
4-12
; 6%
3%% preferred (quar.)*—
Richman Brothers (quar.)
Inc.,
2
(quar.)
Intermountain
Pacific
Rich's
of California—
Pacific Indemnity Co.
Pacific
3-12
35c
preferred
Electric
2nd preferred
4-18
4-
sinking fund preferred
preferred' (quar.)
&
7%
3-21
1
5-15
$1.25
Gas
7%
2
(Howard)
9
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
2
(A.
Smith
9
(quar.)
5-
4-
Smith
9
3-
1st
Aggregates—
preferred
Pacific
7%
$$1
$$1.75
(quar.)
Finance Corp.
5%
1st preferred
$$1.25
preferred
Investors,
convert.blc
Pacific
7%
3-16
$2
(quar.)_)
preference
Pacific
4%
Inc.,
Co.
Rice-Stix,
3-30
(quar.)***—_
Loan & Debenture Co.
Pabst
3-30
4-
common..—
Ontario
Ontario
Pabco
4-13
4-
3-12
3-
4-17
.4-2
*
*
2
2
3-15
(initial)
"V *
50c
—
—
4-
2
2-28
$10c
:*
4-
3-
Co.
25c
Filters, class A (quar.)—_
Corp., common (quar.)*
preferred (quar.)— *;
Quarterly
75c
Rhinelander
30c
—
United
Omnibus
8%
5-15
3-30
2
Quarterly
50c
1
50C
9
2
———
Paper
Inc.—
3-
3-15
2
—
4-10
6-
3
2
40c
—
20c
(quar.)—
Oilgear
3-15
4-
4-
4-10
3- 9
4-12
2-28
,
$$1.25
(quar.)**,
$2,12V2: preferred iquar.)*
Slobs-Shefiield Steel & Iron Co.—
4-
4-
(quar.)__*_
Paper Corp.
(quar.)
(N.) Compqpy, Ltd.,.common
Slater
4-16
5-25
class A
Simplex
2
3-12
2
4-
25c
75c
$1.50
35c
Racing Association—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, 4.50% pfd. (quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
2
5-
4-
—
Revere
4-
3-13
5-31
25c
40c
,
4-10
,
—
:
preferred
5%
4-
Corp.—
4-20
4.40%
3-20
4-
(quar.)
prior preference A (quar.)
Republic Supply Co. of California—
3-31
2
4-
$2
(quar.)
Ltd
Mines,
Dairies, Ltd.,
5- 1
4- 2
4-30
4- 2
Ltd.—
B
Class
$25c
$$1.75
J3c
$15c
tquarj
Canada,
4-13:
3-16
5- 1
4-2
Silverwood Western Dairies, Ltd.—
$27c
$28c
(quar.)
6%
4-10
Silverwocrl
4-14
3-20
of
(quar.)
preferied
Miller
25c
$1.12*/2
common
(quar.)*.
Aviation
3-20
5-
40c
(quar.)
$2
Flour
Oglethorpe
common—
(quar.)
4-14
(quar.)*
Corp
Company,
preferred
Silver
4-
87*/2c
50c
50c
$1.18%
12c
20c
$1.25
*
333/4C
(quar.)
A
Light & Power
Novadel-Aeene
5%
7%
3-15
preferred
Quarterly
—
Reliable Stores Corp.
Co.
series
Pump Co.
3-15
convertible
15c
31V4C
(quar.)*
America
of
8herwin-Williams Co.
4-
$25c
5c
27c
*—
4-25
„
,
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc., $2 preferred (quar.)
Reading Company, 4% 2nd pfd. (quar.)—
Red Ov/1 Stores, 4%% preferred A (quar.)—
10c
2
4-
87*/2c
30c
(quar.)
Bearings (Canada)
Corp. of America—
3-
50c
Works.
Ry.
preferred
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Candy Co.—
class A
M.
3-15
2
4-
$1.25
Corp.
Common
Power
Anne
<te
4-16
$3.60
4Mz%
7%
3-20
•
—
(quar,)— *'.
Northern States Power Co. (Minn.)—
Norwich
T»< •• •
;_—————***—$1
.—$1.16%,
orig. pfd. (quar.)——
$1.75
(quar.)*
Corp.,
2
Sheraton
'
50c
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
2
4-
—
4-
20C
(quar.)*—
$1
Engineering
Northern
.
30c
—
Co.
Gas Co.*
Northern
Common
6-15
4-
Queen
50c
—
Y.)
(N.
T
Quaker Oats Co., common (initial)*—
35c
6%
preferred (quar.)
*—$1.50
Quebec Manitou Mines, Ltd.
$2c
3-15
(quar.)
North American
American
2
__
(quar.)—__
North
North Shore
4-
Co.
Car
preferred
conv.
preferred
Name
4-
Holders
When
per
Payable 0} Rec.
•
Co.
1,
Purity Flour Mills, $3.50 preferred (quar.)*
Pyie-Nat.onal Co., common (increased quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
*—.
*
44-
93%c
:
Trust
1*
Service Co. of Oklahoma—
4%
Newport Electric Corp.
3%%
Bank &
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
.
Holders
When
*
12c
Publication
$1
_—
i
*
3-26
50c
,
(quar.)—
com.
2
4.65%
—
(quar.)*
Company,
4-
V
»Per
•.
Share
Co.
National
Public
$1.50
••
Company
Gas
Quarterly
Louis RR.—
Co.
(J. J.)
Name of
Public
4-
:•.
~
,
Providence
4-
Steamship Co,—
preferred
York
New
Newberry
,
3-9
56 Vic
—
*
iquar.)
Mail
4-2
$1.18%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$1.06 V*
—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
4- 2
3-17
25c
4- 2
3-17
$26c
4-16
3-15
50c
6-25
6-15
$1.14
$1
Third Canadian General Invest. Trust, Ltd.—
Class
A
Thomaston
;
Mills
(quarterly)—
Volume 173
Number 4999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1419)
Per
Name of
Company
Thor Corp. (quar.ji
Thorofare Markets,
When
Share
Holders
4-
9
(quar.)__
25c
4-
2
(qjuar.)__
31*/4C
4-
2
31*/4C
5%
non-cum.
5%
-
Inc.,
conv.
convertible
common
pfd. series B
preferred
Thrift
.
17c
preferred
Todd
B
class A,
common
44-
4-
2
4-
Waukesha
4-
2
3-15
3-15
Weber Showcase
3-16
4-
2
3-21
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 5Vi%
f50c
4-
2
3-15
Wesson
4-
2
3-15
West
4-
2
3-15
West
4-
2
3-20
West
Kootenay
2
53VaC
4-
2
4-15
—
(quar.)
preferred
*
(quar.)
(quar.)'__
prior
preferred
LaSalle
Udylite Corp.
Union
62Vic
—'
25c
11-15
11-10
Western
4-14
3-31
Western
4-2
Western
3-20
Western
Asbestos
&
Gas
of
Union
Co.
Union
Pacific
4%
Biscuit
4.50%
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar,)
of
preferred
Dye &
17c
Fruit
'*•
t
Fuel
United
#
"
;
:
Printers
United
j
'
U.
S.
Fidelity
S.
4-
2
55c
4-
2
Brooklyn
$1
4-
;'al0%
5-
3-27
Winn
3-22
$2.50
4-10
3-20
50c
4-20
3-30
preferred
7 %
Co.,
preferred
7%
preferred
S.
Industrial
U.
S.
Quarterly
U.
St
Stock
S.
preferred
4-
2
2
3-
4-
2
3-
A
1
Rubber
Rubber Reclaiming
Co..
8%
convertible
7-
1
Co.,
9-20
4-12
4-
2
3-
4-12
4-
Vic
4-
—V.
9
9
4-20
:
(reduced)
4-
2
4-
2
3-
4-
2
3-16
2
6-11
Radio
1
4-
2
3-31
25c
4-14
4-14
—
Less
y
tax
4-10
3-22
t3c
:
$1.75
5-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
(auar.)
$1.75
5-
8-19
preferred
11-20
S.
Trust
7Cc
United
$6
Co
(N.
Y.), new com. (initial)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.).,
$3.50
Stockyards
convertible
Stores
Corrected
4-
2
United
preferred
Wallpaper,- Inc.,
Universal
Laboratories,
(quar.)
2
3-20
4-
2
3-19
4-
2
3-15
5c
(quar,)_._
($100 par)
com.
4-
'56V4C
4-
$1.50
June
2
4-
2
$1.75
2
3-20
50c
4-
2
convertible
preferred
50C
(quar.)—
(quar.)___
5%
convertible
preferied
preferred
8%
preferred
Universal
Utah
Winding
Company,
Power
Utica
&
4-
2
J15c
5-
1
4-
5-15
4-13
3-28
1
10-19
5-
1
1
4-
5-
and
2
1
44-
9
50c
for
nublisbed
this
4-30
4-
9
4-
2
since
Canadian
tax
deductible
tax
non-residents'
at
7%.
the
tax.
dates
«nrnrrpf»t
werp
reported
are
4-
2
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Vermont
Verney
$5
(quar.)
& Massachusetts
2
3-15
4-14
3-28
4-
3- 5
2
6-10
6-1
4-
2
3-22
7-
2
6-22
62 Vi C
10-
1
9-20
1-2-52
12-22
62 V2C
25c
4-
2
3-15
12 lie
5-
1
4-16
8-
1
Corp.,
Viau,
4-16
4-16
4-16
(s-a)
,
Corporation and
The
5%
(Cuba)
->
Period End. Feb. 28—
of
1951—Month—1950
1951—2 Mos.—1950
revenue-
$5,554,132
oper.
expenses.
3,678,591
8.32M64
oper.
3,841,197
1,712,935
1,202,832
3,642,152
7,584,573
2,551,739
inc.
633,871
530,007
1,332,429
6%
from
rev.
Net
railway
6-
& Coke,
12-10
ry.
oper.
prpfprred
Vulcan
12-
1
$1.25
Thompson Products, Inc.—Rights to Subscribe—
The
to
stockholders of record April 3 are to" be given the right
or
before
April
17
for
additional
common
stock
common
subscribe
on
(par $5) at the rate of
p.
1280.
Wabash
Railroad
4Vz%. preferred
Wabasso
Cotton
Co.,
7%
■
Tilo Roofing Co., Inc.
to
common.
Co., Ltd
dividend
record
dates
on
March 28 that this company has contracted
the operating assets and goodwill of Fleming-Hall Tobacco
New
as
York, which manufactures such well known
"Sano," a denicotinized cigarette; "Encore,"
and
brands.—V.
172,
"Stratford,"
p. 756,
as
well
as
number
a
of
brands
"Shef¬
smoking
has sold privately to 10 institutional in¬
$4,500,000 of first mortgage 3.10% bonds.
t
proceeds
to
are
bank loans
retire
be
and
to
used
for
refund
corporation
March
on
20
outstanding
construction.—V.
new
United Wholesale Druggists of
filed
a
3*/2%
bonds,
170, p, 2440.
Chicago, Inc.—Files—
letter
of
notification
with
the
Net sales
and
Cost
products
of
accts.
insured
sold,
-V
,
capital.—V,
■
1949
from finance fees— $10,180,178
including
allowance
and
•
1950
income
gross
covering 665 shares of preferred stock (no par) to be offered at
$50 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
purchase merchandise for resale to retail druggists and for working
The
Year Ended Dec. 31—
171, p.
1674.
<
_
charges
$8,384,082
on
SEC
at
credit
$50
March
on
1,175
shares
filed
22
of
a
capital
Pittsburgh, Inc.—Files
letter
stock
of
notification
(no
par),
to
with
be
the
offered
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to purchase merchandise for resale to retail druggists and for working
capital.
"
'
per
.
losses
5,484,176
4,684,968
——______
$4,696,002
$3,699,114
3,483,993
2,964,343
126,923
337,548
470,000
for
corporation
covering
Crl5,000
$615,086
231,063
$412,223
462,126
462,126
$1.33
$0.89
Upper Peninsular Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
Gross
income
office,
——
selling and general expenses
income
■
Net earnings
Cash
4-
2
3-16
Common
4-
2
3-16
Earnings per
5-
1
4-16
2
3-20
$2.50
4-
2
3-
(net)———
.——_____—
;
tax_
—•
dividends
shares
ratio
—
of
—
—
—
—
outstanding
common
4.38-to-l, based
of $1,653,119.
current
on
—
share
—
assets
current
This
company has called for redemption on May 1, next, $35,000 of
mortgage bonds, 3'/4% series due 1977, at 102.70% and accrued
Payment will be made at the City National Bank & Trust
Co. of Chicago, 208 South LaSalle
St., Chicago 90, 111.—V. 171, p. 1396.
first
interest.
liabilities
to
assets
on
Dec.
of $7,256,977 and
2
3-
8
4-
25c
ASSETS—
BALANCE
SHEET,
3-14
Instalment
3-30
Other
1
4-17
accounts
trade
and
5-
1950,
was
liabilities
current
1950
receivable
miscellaneous
insurance and
1
7-17
Refundable
35c
4-20
4-10
Other
$1
4-19
3-30
Property,
$4.50
4-19
4-
3-10
2
Total
facilities
of
order
other
Federal
income
1949
$798,121
4,953,952
106,540
Net
from
1,011,939
763,685
220,551
Net
ry.
216,286
market
expenses
taxes—
equipment
Utah
4,950,081
—
1,042
67,000
169,333
and
a
221,855
:_
receivables..
——
-
183,787
1,968,714
1,975,305
$9,395,024
Arco,
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—*
to
the
Idaho,
SEC
the
for
authorization
electrical
distribution
to
acquire
lines
and
by Arco for $70,000 and a transmission line owned by
for $30,000.
In addition, Utah will pay Arco the actual net cost
additions
an
applied
owned
$855,774
-
(netl_
assets
plant
company has
the Village of
to
the
giving
property made after Jan. 31. The SEC has issued
interested persons until 11:30 a.m. April 10, 1951, to
hearing.—V.
173, P. 1176.
31
3-30
125c
8-
Prepaid
from
Arco
31,
DECEMBER
'
-
2
4-30
Utah Power & Light
The
300,382
request
CONSOLIDATED
8
4-
37 Vic
(quar.).
(annual)
these
of
as
United Wholesale Druggists of
(& Subs.)—Annual Report-
Inventories—at lewer of average cost or
pfd.
stockholders
share for each eight shares held.—V. 173.
one
" V .:
■
.
3-29
4-
37!ic
(auar.)
Detinning Co.,
of
number
"Mapleton"
The
Cash
(quar.)
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Inc.,
The
$4,881,423 $11,968,616 $10,136,312
1176.
p.
7
4-
$1.50
pfd.
1
v.
announced
was
vestors
1
Corp.—
4%.
;
•
1
9-
$2.50
,
(accum.)
Coal
1
SEC
The
._
preferred
Virginia Iron."
the voting
259,457
cigarettes
1,198,393
Net
—V. 173,
Other deductions
—
(s-a)
•
Chairman,
v.-
—The company
oper.
2
50c
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Slick,
among
a
total
field,"
Railway
4-
150c
(s-a)
E.
are
United Telephone Co. of Pa.—Bonds Placed Privately
Branch
9-10
15c
Ltd.
preferred
E.
preferred stockholders of record Feb. 5, 1951, to¬
decrease of 562 since Nov. 6, 1950. On Nov. 6, 1950,
74,389, a decrease of 577 since July 31, 1^50.
to purchase
Co.,
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
Common
period."
possible
comparing with 254,364 three months before, in both
allowing for duplication of holders of both classes of stocks.
approximate total increase was 5,093 holders,—V. 173, p. 1280.
It
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
2
6-11
$3
r
Co.
longest
(Continued from page 12)
4-
$1.25
:
Sugar
the
1950.
4,
were
•
Federal
(quar.)
Vertientes-Camaguey
Quarterly
.5-1
$1.25
$1.25
common
preferred
.
$1.25
.—
Co.
a
period of five years; and it is now proposed
voting trust agreement rather than to extend the
to insure continuity of management of 'The
order
corporation's
about
7-16
26c
—
RR.
Aug.
tobacco
3-15
4-
30c
—_
5% preferred B (auar.)___—
Vapor Heating Corp.
5%
73,156
''
73,827,
'
5 7c
,
voting trust agreement dated
representing
instances
here
...
,
"in
for
there
:
v
record
the
for
new
a
a
Carlson, President, of the corporation
taled
The
of
_
with
corporation's common stockholders of record on Feb. 9, 1951,
200,896, an increase of 5,678 since Nov. 10, 1950. On Nov. 10,
there were 195,218 common stockholders, an increase of 2,849
The
Non¬
source.
Investment News
•
3-19
$2
Co. <quar.)__—
pre/erred A (quar.)
5%
statement
numbered
is
dates
registration
a
shares or
of the outstanding common stock. Such agreement
five years and upon the terms therein provided
extended
into
W.
C.
The
dividend.
15%
holders
or
filed
28
United States Steel Corp.—Stockholders Gain—
2
4-30
4-16
50c
Food
Sciver,
11-
62 lie
___
Camp Sea
7-20
62 Vic
common—
(s-a)
Van
4-20
1
45C
preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
prior preferred (quar.)
5% prior preferred
(quar.)_
____
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Valspar Corporation, common
Van
1
8-
25C
prior
preferred
5-
$2
(accum.)
Co
Co.,
'
25c
pfd.
authorization
of
trustees.
tax.
General
4-28
$2
(quar.)
Co
8%
SEC
United States Tobacco Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
3-20
12 Vic
5%
$4
3-20
30c
(quar.)„_
common
received
2
5-
be
agreement
Corporation'
3-23
tax.
income
3-15
12 lie
common
Light
Knitting
5%
2
12 lie
«
(quar.)
Upressit Metal Cap,
Upson
1
4-14
.
$1.50
(quar.)
convertible
Tobacco,
has
presently outstanding under
voting trust certificates
period
a
enter
'old
3-23
62*/ac
'
50c
resident
income
March
on
1946,
for
could
to
3-20
4-
6
Inc.—
5%
Leaf
La.)
States Glass Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
15,
was
3-20
75c
f31 Vic
closed
not
7-31
11-
4-14
4-
10c
17 Vic
—
5%
Universal
(Shreveport,
approximately 74%
3-26
'
Railway
4% ;pfd.
.
$0.88
covering voting trust certificates representing 98,641 shares of its
$1 par common stock, to be issued under a voting trust agreement dated
Oct. 10, 1950.
*
2-28
4-
t37V2c
payment
Prpvlnn*!
Corp.—
convertible
i
I.-*
■'
.
2,0~32~897
$2.90
share
from
,
7%
United
•
1,552,054
2,069,547
.
(quar.)
15%;
British
Jamaica
3-29
17c
U.
418,705
„
—
outstanding
of
There are
(quar.)
books
3-29
87 Vic
1,919,109
$2,249,405
426,507
.
(accum.)
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—
(irreg.)
;
; '
7% preferred (quar.)__
1
:
U. S. Steel Corp.—
,
:
7%
preferred (quar.)
Common
paid.
corporation
The
S.
U.
5,396,537
SEC
3-22
$2
taxes—
1280.
United
10-15
(quar.i
Corp.
5
4-16
*.___
resident
a
5-21
35c
income
State
paid
shares
common
p.
borrow
amount
1
50c
tPayable In U. S. Funds, less
tPayable in Canadian funds,
3-15
and
,1949
.
$104,094,990 $91,553,839
11,826,260
4,168,514
time to time within the next 60 days, the aggregate
$25,000,000 from certain banks,' The funds are to be applied
to the purchase of a like amount of 4%
series first mortgage bonds,
due 1971, of United Gas Pipe Line Co. (subsidiary), which in turn will
use
the proceeds for Its construction program and
general corporate
purposes.—V. 173, p. 1176.
3-30
•
(quar.)
preferred
•Transfer
3-23
1950
•
•
,
United Gas Corp.—Bank Loans Authorized—
to
1950,
3-30
4
172,
The
3-28
4-16
($50
preferred
6%
3-30
..
4-21
3-
Co
Extra
8-31*
10%
Mfg.
common
Zenith
11-30*
35c
(quar.)
1
2
4-16
preferred
x Less
Inc.—
4-21
5-
5-31*
12-20
933/4C
pfd.
non-cum.
1
5-
4-
25c
Corp.,
5%
6-45
,
6-20
75c
62
preferred
per
f40c
*
4-14
75C
(quar.)
Earnings
9
20c
par) (quar.)
(quar.
Younker Brothers, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Zellers, Ltd., new com. (initial quar.)
8
5-
Towne
New
3
22VzC
::
3-
;.
Yoland^Corpcration
7%
3-20*
4-
$1.50
,
2
Company
4V27o .'preferred
vYoung (J. S.) Company, old
3-20*
$1
(William Jr.)
&
York
3-20*
6
$1.75
_________
S.
$1.40
6
4-
_____
series A (quar.)
Lithograph Co.
&
S.
U.
4-
(quar.)_
common
dividend
preferred
Printing
St5%
U.
Yale
9
75c
Corp.,
4-
11-
Monthly
9
.
Plywood
334%
U,
2-
20c
(year-end)_
Co., 4 Vz 7o preferred (s-a)_—
U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
i
3-26
$2.50
1
2-
.
taxes
dividends
dividends
7-16
6-
2
next, 10,000
share.—
per
,
3-16
3-19
2
.
$6,429,723
capital
3-
6
4-
31—
Federal
Common
1
4-
4-
redemption on May 1,
preference stock at $17.50
profit
Common
1
25c
Inc.
Preferred
Net
7
8-
Wrigley
$1.75
Chemicals
7
4-
5-
Wright-Hafgreaves Mines, Ltd.
;
for
revenues
2
4-16
3
3-22
called
80-cent
income
4-
I50c
3
—
Lines
4-
4-30
$2.50
4-
(quar.)
U.
4-30
7V2C
$2,50
4-
_
I2V2C
$30c
3-20
$1
Provision for
56'Ac
1
5-22
of
year.
6-14
3-23
quar.)
1
*
3-15
&
2
;
before
10c
5-
4-16
Profit
$1
3-15
50c
operating
3-29
75c
2
;Six
last
of
United Air Lines, Inc.—Earnings—
2
$1.433/4
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
2
7-
17c
5-
(quar.)_
——
4-
$1.25
4-
„
has
12ftc
30c
(quar.)__
class A
4-16
Common
'
shortages
ahead
are
,
Total
4-16
Wisconsin Southern Gas & Appliance Corp.
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd
3-30
trailers
new
current
some
939.
Years Ended Dec.
7
7
Common
3-13
despite
1115.
p.
convertible
p.
25c
37V2C
/
69-
30c
(increased
173,
company
50c
Lovett Grocery
preferred A (quar.)
Winnipeg Electric Co. (irreg )
'Winsted Hosiery Co., common
1951,
orders and deliveries of
of
172,
3-20
6-15
$1.25
4V2%
of
4-20
9-15
$1.25
.
2
V
1
30c
—
62*/2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Co., common
S.
Ltd.
5-
4-2
50c
4-20
$1.06 V*
■'
3-15
com
4-
20c
Foil
Corp.,
50c
(Bait.)
This
shares
6
.30c
10c
common—.—
Guaranty
3-15
—
preferred (quar.)
Fund, Inc
Corp.
(111.)_,.__
7
—
(quar.)___.—
4-
4-15
$1.50
Mont.)
share
quarter
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc.—Partial Redemption-^
4-16
4-15
J35c
prior
Whiiing
$0.31
!
outstanding
common
first
President.—V.
t50c
(quar.)
(George), Ltd
Wilsil,
__
3-24
Inc.
2
"4
■:
2
Wichita River Oil Corp
interest..
convertible
S.
U.
i
Finishing Co.
$4
(Helena,
(quar.)
3-15
,
.
Y.)
(N.
__________
3-12
4-
the
4-30
$1
Whitehall
25c
1
20c
,
3-
9
6-
:
4-2
*
of
f25c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
:
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
8
3-15
3-23
V.
3-8
3-16
3-15
2
2
Co.—
3-
2
In
40c
4-13
4-
2
4-
„
4-13
&
7%
U.
'
4-
4-
(quar.)_____
Westmoreland,
4
$249,214
424,784
$5.63
—
145,699
$3,282,638
562,142
—
"Although taxes will take a larger share of earnings than ever hefore, net earnings in the first quarter of this year will compare favor¬
ably with the first quarter of 1950," according to George M. Bunker,
50c
(quar.)
$5
—
&
.
per
taxes—
3-16
(quar.)
Stationery
preferred
shares
4-16
$1.60
4-10
4-
1
1
3,775,000
after
Common
materials,
Western Union Telegraph Co., class A (irreg.)
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
L_,
v
U. S.'Envelope Co. (quar.)—
U.
5-
5-
taxes
income
3-16
1
preferred
1949
$52,049,475 $28,140,156
7,057,638
394,913
—
4-16
:
5%
1950
taxes_
3-14
$1.50
4-10
4-15
Income
1
before
3-16
s-a)___
i_
&
income
2
(quar.)
(increased
5%
"
Net
$1.02Vi
(quar.)
$ 75c
Co.
Specialties Co
C
Co.
Share in 1950—
a
$1.05
$1
■
Publishers, Inc. (quar.)_
United Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)_
6%
preferred
(quar.) _______^—
;
5
3-29
Trailmobile Co.—$5.63
Year Ended Dec. 31—
sales
1
Net
4-16
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Tablet
Weston
__
Dye Works,
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
«.
.
Ltd.—•
Piece
United
6
15c
(quar.)
Bank
of
3-
2
4-
Western
5
2028.
p.
$1.12Vi
75c
(quar.)
Certificates
United
,
4-
75c-
3-
■,
1
4-
t$1.75
Common
4- -2
$9,068,941
night—
Stoies
Ins.
$9,395,024
!
172,
Net
(quar.)
Common
$1.75
—L
Common
6
3-20
$1
*/, United Molasses, Ltd., ordinary (interim)-CUnitcd N, J. RR. & Canal
(quar.).
United Paramount Theatres,, Inc.—
■
Life
9
4-
—
;
Industrial
Western
3-
1
2
394,165
2,931,536
per
4-17
(accum.)
preferred
2
20c
Corp.—
Investments,
Quarterly
6%
3-15
5-
$1,121/2
(quar.)
6-
5-
Insurance Securities
4-
(quar.)
Illuminating
United
4-
>
——
(quar.)
6% preferred A
United Gas Corp.
Department
preferred
Western
2
America
_
United
,,
4-
2
$1.25
(accum.)
Co.
Extra
4-
25C
_"
;
(quar.)
6-12
Grocers, Ltd., class A
$1.40
420c
(quar.)
common
Chemical
preferred
United
3-15
4-14
tl5c
-
(s-a)
Co.
,
15c
Co.,
50c
Breweries, Ltd
Commonwealth Corp., class A (s-a)
$2.50 class A
Co.
United Drill & Tool, class A
Class B (increased quar.)
United
35c
Co
Sulphur & Oil Corp.
United
2
___
Canada,
RR.
preferred
Union
2
4-
Ltd.-*-
Rubber
Investment
4-16
4-
462,126
394,165
2
50c
_
Canada
$1.12 Va
462,126
Earnings
Co.
$1
3,315,559
3-15
2
(quar.)
series
Assurance
40c
4-
4-
(quar.)__
&
Co., $6 pfd.
Pulp & Paper Co
West
62 y2c
4-16
3-15
pfd. (quar.)
West Texas Utilities
Western
value
Total
4-12
preferred
8-10
(par
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
5-10
62V2C
2
1
preferred series B
Virginia
4-
2
4.10%
'
3,882,555
share)
—V.
1
Co.
8-15
..
3-
4-
4.20%
3-19
43,721
3,565,055
year
91,021
77,293
paid-in capital—
Earnings retained for use in the business
3-16
2
stock
52,000
122,850
3-30
2
4-
5-
preferred
5-15
-
Corp.,
Union
2
4-16
4-
35c
4Vi%
3-23
Common
i
Additional
Co.
(quar.)
Power
2
3
4-20
1
t$1.37V4i
Co.
Power
25C
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.).
(quar.)
Union
.
2
Penn
34-
31 'Ac
Corp.
Coal
prelerred
West
5
Sugar
25c
(quar.)™
preference
4-
7%
3-16
4-
*
Street
Acceptance
60c
,
4-
$1.50
3 20
Indies
5
5-
220,450
454,106
taxes
other
4-
35c
(quar.)
Kentucky
25c
31*40
(quar.)_:
& Fixture
and
4-16
t20c
Snowdrilt, Inc. (quar,)
J 50c
.__
South
Oil &
4-16
25c
3-15
preferred
4
flOc
2
4-
3-20
Withholdings from employees
Long-term debt due after one
2
25c
(initial quar.)
2
25c
State
(quar.)
2
___
5%
Co.
4
-
3-20
,
(quar.)
& Company
Motor
t$1.12Vi
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly
!_
Quarterly
'
'
Quarterly
True Temper Corp., 4 '/a %
pref. (quar.)
Twin City Rapid Transit
Co., common
208
Ltd.
(Jack)
4-
__
5-
4-
62Vic
4-
'
5-18
500,000
201,422
399,526
286,844
Employees' compensation
Federal income taxes—
20c
Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
50c
_■
3-16
Ltd.—
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
Worts,
J$1.25
5%
4-
25c
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Weatherhead Co.. $5 pfd.
(quar.)
J.
Corp.
preferred
Watson
Extra
Products
Brothers
5%
Waterous,
J20c
$1.25
Brothers
Warren
3-15
_
convertible preferred
Warner
3-15
3-15
3-28
3-23
2
289,945
317,500
year
payable to banks
Accounts payable and accrued expenses—
4- 2
J 75 c
2
one
Notes
3-23
62 Vic
&
LIABILITIES—
Long-term debt due within
2
common.
(quar.)
2
3-28
4-
25c
(quar.)
Goodernam
Holders
Payable of Reo.
$1.75
Quarterly
2
„
15c
common
(quar.)
1
4-30
.
A
(H.)
J20c
_.
Trico
Walker
jioc
_____
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
Trailmobile Company, common
'
3-20
3-20
12 Vic
Ltd., class A—
$6
2
class
When
Share
Corp.,
System, Inc,
& Company,
$2.50
3-
(quar.)_
Traders Finance Corp.,
Class B
Tri-Contincntal,
3-15
2
quar.)
Products,
3-16*
2
2
12Vic
(quar.)
4*4%
Walker
2
4-
4-
—
...
Treesweet
Waldorf
15c
common——
Toronto Mortgage Co.
Torrington Company
Towmotor Corp. /___,
.
3-16*
4-
.
common
(increased
preferied
$1.75
Brothers, Ltd
Toronto Iron Works,
Ltd.,
A
IVo
J25c
Tooke
Class
3-16*
}15c
(quar.)
Company,
Class
Baking
4-
■>
25c
Company
Wagner
4-
f20c
_
•
Name of
3-28
(initial series)_
Stores, Ltd., new common (initial)—
Timely Clothes, Inc. (quar.)
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Tip Top Tailors, Ltd
Tobin Packing Co., common
(quar.)
:
Per
Payable of Rec.
25c
51
$9,068,941
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
February—
Gross
from
oper.
1950
1949
1948
$76,437
$179,590
$184,236
*68,930
•9,793
23,946
45,671
•69,117
•18,197
15,933
212,064
143,134
372,561
395,432
50,712
Income
$25,623
•43,056
railway
railway
•88.584
•6,964
57,410
*59,452
•90,893
*31,117
34,111
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—
•Deficit.—V.
173, 4).
968.
;
,
52
(1420)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Valley Mould & Iron Corp.—Split-Up Voted—
The
stockholders
•uthorized
March
on
stock
common
chares, par $5, and to effect
06,520
shares.
total
A
13
approved
from
of
proposal
a
a
about
Uranium
Lake
With Securities and
sold
change
the
shares,- par $1, to 600,000
four-for-one split-up of the outstanding
$1,900,000
will
Co., Van
transferred
be
earned surplus account to capital stock account.—V.
Van
to
100,000
Dyke,
from
173, p, 1280.
Mich.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
J
The
March
company on
filed
23
The
stock
is
chare, with
writer
*ud
is
Co.
It in
be
to
of
the
but
Detroit,
has
company
which
"Is
the
with
par.
negotiated
with
to
"
»
'
the
liabilities
*aid
of
owner
of
the
Syndicate
rights
said
was
of
cooperate- with
ploration
owned
Canada."
in character."
in
for
cost
U.
by
all
funds."
company
venture
"is
The
mineral
situated
are
be
to
looked
"is directing
company
River Uranium
Area
the
in
United
its
ex¬
Net
proceeds
mated
of
the
$415,000.
at
stock
-
assuming all shares are sold, is
company intends to use the funds for
The
liminary investigation and development
development costs ($367,100).
The
prospectus
Ihesident.
officers,
All
issued
were
to
Thomas
names
but
13,300
directors
and
B.
the
of
pre¬
pre-production
Smith
Among
of
Center
shares
Line,
Mich.,
owned
are
as
by
30
Saulte
ber of the management-promoter
group,
share
$11
of
per
The
at
preferred
unit.
preferred
$11
issue
stock
share
per
and
stock
of
in units of
one
at
stock
common
:
.
shall
and
(par $1)
share
one
be
subject
accrued
redemption,
to
dividends
after
all
five
in
or
from
years
part,
the
thereof.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
to
are
be
added
to
working
capital.
COMPANY—Incorporated
in
Delaware
on
Feb.
17,
1951,
for
the
engaging in the business of manufacturing and distributing
a
product known as a Metallizing Machine.
The
products of the
company will be known as VANCO.
purpose of
The
Metallizing
wiiich
in
consist
the
of
air
an
and
gun,
Machine
a
has
turbine
nozzle
gas
two
primary
used
to
and
distinct
features,
the power machanism
operate
having a self-contained mixing chamber
eliminating the hazard of backfire and •/
in metallizing guns.
at
the
point of combustion
explosion heretofore common
The
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
:
7%
cumul.
Common
(par
Founders
stock
—V.
p.
173,
Arthur
Iiotders
result
K.
The
oi
sales
assets
„
the
,v
as
the
11.44%
compared
with
with
amounted
and
were
increase
Mr.
operations amounted
with 1949, and was
in
tries
for
stated
increased
production in
and
Defense
upturn
an
that
in
the
together
expenditures of
in¬
an
.
$75,339,457, an increase of 2.34%
favorable considering the substantial
j
the
favorable
the
of
and
other
stimulated
operating
operations
by
was
heavy indus¬
the-
the
were
placed
of diesels in
and
switch
72
additional
diesel
Funded
debt
motive
and
in
service.
was
As
of
Dec.
31,
1C50.
the
total
113, consisting of 35 freight, 11 passenger
Arrangements have been made to acquire
Gross
from
JSfet
ry.
held
"
1950
>
'
1949
1948
$24.10
$7,241,044
$7,601,602
$8,487,011
2,010,628
1,646,902
1,630,561
598,011
552,141
590,833
2,528,070
1,085,160
railway.,...
railway
17,956,027
14,848,481
15,734,684
16,883,730
4,855,155
3,156,935
3,292,885
income...
1,630,801
986,660
1,190,687
4,829,485
2,035,641
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
173,
authorized
standing)
pose
of
common
to
any
March
on
stock
19
from
approved
600,000
1,000,000 shares.
There
additional stock.—V, 171,
are
increase
PROCEEDS—The
served
and
its
continued
increasing
four
facilities.
estimated
to
Expenditures
on March 29 filed
hovering 200,000 shares
173, p. 479.
of
Involved.—V.
a
combination of
a
or
Seaboard
and
territories
for
per share
stock
for
No
sell
within
basis
in
subsidiaries
its
convert
were
straight
natural
to
the
metropolitan
Maryland
in
they
Washington,
Total
revenues
The
of
each
the
has
company
past
98
paid
The
years.
share has been maintained for
per
dividends
current
the
its
on
and
on
as
1949.
the
on
which
gas
of
area
Virginia.
and
first
the
requirements
8,
that
so
1951-1952
of
the
of
rate
annual
twelve years.
past
largest
1951,..;
the
is
maximum
estimated
previous
day's
demand
for
be 2,052,000 therms
send-out
of
1,562,418
V'W
the
compared
as
therms
Sales
for
the first two months of
1951
current
March business continues
GIVING
3Vb%
series,
series,
due June
due
July
1,
EFFECT
TO
1,
I960
PRESENT
$5,200,000
13,855,000
the
same
upward
trend
highest reached for a similar period
since World War II, stated W.
Holton, Jr., President, on March 28.
Profits
normal
for
and
this
the
P.
the
highest
only
first
excess
period,
received
the
for
a
he
quarter,
profits
taxes,
after
all
should
charges,
set
pomt
for
severa'
booked
years.
but
these
2225.
orders
is
of
increasing
'
yet
as
Thus
comparatively small volume
of
all-time
2,000,000
notes,
2%,
due
1,000,000
(without
cumulative
* 8,000,000
far
for
of
specified
900,000
shares
of
estimated
to
pursuant
strictly
each
are
has
orders
but
war
month.—V.
•'
,
'
172,
•
percentages
to
H,',,B.obst' President,
a
and
subject
26(11951.
207,000
by
to
the
terms
At
Dec.
shares
1,500,000
31,
of
stock
of
the
the
for
of
the
shares
holders
are
of
than
be
the
the
SEC
com-
218,000
j,-,
underwriters
«ha!£f' arf1t!?h?par value-
^
tn
hi
a
?
{2r
Sf hint lnf? ? 2oennnr
fh»
nrn
proceeds
.
W
$2.C00,000.
new
of
a
°f the proposed offering 185,000
account of the company and the proceeds
treasury funds to reduce the $5,400,000
The $2,000,000 balance is to be repaid
five-year term
^npany 1952. The remaining 135,000
may borrow an addiUona1
Dec. 31,
loan
pursuant to
$3,000,000 at
shares of
the
which
time
offerings
any
prior
are
the
to
to be
The
the
and
home
company's
-
exceeded
with
12,100,
offices and factory at Toledo,-
wholly-owned subsidiary
a
plans to employ an estimated 1,200 additional workers
Ind., plant recently purchased for the production of
Electric J-47
jet engine parts, it was stated.
1 ; V*
Anderson,
General
Mr.
Canaday
will
for
revealed
be
payroll
the
the
time
the
at
for
Willys-Overland
annual
calendar
had
company
Except
brief
payroll
nearly
of
*aid
month
the
fcr
He
$41,500,000.
during which
monthly employment of 8,700.
1950
average
an
of
rate
of
year
$32,377,734,
was
period
in
1949,
Willys employment has risen
level of 5,000 late in 1945. Willys war¬
reached 16,227 in March, 1944; the company's top
of $51,098,085
appeared
in that
same
fiscal
year.
a
steadily since
post-V-J Day
a
employment
annual
payroll
—V. 173,
386.
p.
stock
common
$25)
(par
March
31,
purchase
expired
became
void
after
the 5%
to
the
preferred
of
close
the New York Curb Exchange in the 5%
on
27.
attached
warrants
and
business*,,
1951.
attached
warrants
Dealings
discontinued
were
in
the entire
warrants.—V.
stock
common
warrants
offered
which
to,
each
173,
issue
at
of
the
preferred stock
close
preferred
of
business
on
will
stock
bo
not
1280.
p.
&
&
Robinson
from
Olds
but
from
ry.
to
Herman
The
pay,
in
part,
LukenS-
cost
a
new
The
March
15
church
and
bonds
basis
634,012
678,863
749,349
89,849
117,337
137,066
March
on
of
filed
23
registration
a
statement
with
the
be
to
are
stock
of
mortgage bonds, series E, due April 1,
preferred stock, cumulative, $100 par, and
stock, $10 par.
-
offered
is
record
for
be
to
April
public
offered
2.
1951
sale
at competitive bidding.
subscription by preferred
holder may subscribe for
for
(each
of
on
the bonds is payable at the rate of 31/2 %
per annum
April 1, 1956; thereafter to maturity at 4%.
The
redeemable jon or prior to April 1, 1956 at 101 and accrued
thereafter at 100 and accrued interest.
5
'
For—The
company on March 27 announced that all of the 320,000
of additional common stock offered
by it have
been subscribed for by warrant holders and
employees
share
one
of
new
stock
for
each
20
shares
then
held.
employees will be offered unsubscribed shares.
dividend
rate
on
the
preferred,
and the
preferred and
subscription price
and
underwriting terms for both the
common
stocks, are to
be supplied
by amendment.
Smith, Barney & Co. and Robert W.
Baird & Co., Inc., are named as the
principal underwriters.
Of the proceeds, $1,000,000 is to be used to
discharge bank loans
which
the
remainder
company may incur
for construction purposes;
will be used to pay or reimburse the
company, in
and
the
part, for
property additions and improvements.
The company estimates that its 1951-52 construction
program
ex¬
penditures will aggregate about $21,500,000.
It is contemplated that
cost
program
of
1952.—V.
will
173,
Worcester
it
of
The
will
be
require
sale
of
$8,900,000
of
additonal
securtes
County Electric Co.—Bids for Bonds—
received
company
1,
the
608.
p.
16. Mass.,
$12,000,000
competitive
March
including
Subscribed
141,756
,404,692
1280.
p.
shares
preferred
the
,
Co.—Stock
101,310
4.163,275
*327,568
96,069 shares of common
Full-time
are
Electric
173,
company
6.J
(par $1) at $15.50
of
75,130
3,813,839
income
10,000
6.9
Biechele, the selling stockholder.
the
*354,393
4,424,347
362,066
covering $4,000,000 of first
1981;
Boston
to
432,243
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.- -Registers With SEC—
The
building.
$2 ,191,949
377,405
many whole shares as he desires, subject to allotment in case of
oversubscription).
The common stock is to be offered for subscription
by holders of outstanding common stock of record April 2, 1951, on
6.9
on
$2,063,759
339,485
as
6.9
Robert C. Jones & Co—.—
stock
1948
$1,905,237
*30,499
railway
oper.
stockholders
6.9
Coe—__
and
1949
1950
$1,984,204
railway——
the
go
1951
♦Deficit.—V.
The
Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co.
to
Ry.—Earnings-
railway
railway.:
oper. income—
Net
10.125
common
Central
From Jan. 1—
Gross
has
follows:
%
&
from
mortgage serial bonds, dated Feb. 1, 1951 and due semi¬
annually from April 1, 1952 to Oct. 1, 1963.
shares
Wilson
March
SEC
the
1280.
Penn
79,838
.
its
Bids
West
171,235
31,066
,
reported on March 22.
March 1, the corporation's employment
of
first
interest;
728,261
88,675
53,438
The company
at
shares
-
and
fered at 100 and accrued interest
$250,000 3Y2%-4%
and
669,446
130.111
67,971
Foundry & Machine Co.,
tr
to
654,605
185,923
at
Pontiac, Mich., provides employment for 2,000 and 300 are em¬
ployed
at
Willys-Gverland's West
Coast
assembly
plant
at
May-y
wood, Calif.
V
;
Wesley Methodist Church, Bloomington, 111. — Bonds
Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co. on March 27
publicly of¬
bonds
789,639
the
upon
Interest
the
covering 320.000
As
preferred
share.
are
43,986
93,843'
968.
the
proceeds
14,057
income
Wisconsin
1280.
are
19,605
authorized
-
several
the
of
as
10.125
p.
21,709
9,834 employees at
from
issuance
convertible
of ferine..
names
shares
the
1950,
reserved
$4.50 cumulative
incretfcifed to not more
Inc.—
proceeds
$317,203
41,491
Employment and payrolls of
this corporation have reached
highest level since World War II, Ward M. Canaday, Chairman
March
may
Ferris A- Co.—.
173,
47,223
President,
Net
to
Mackall
The
1949
$301,561
60,490
1951
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Payroll at Highest Since
ry.
Goodwyn
per
1948 %
$362,308
1950
$359,833
World War II—
734,400 shs.
outstanding
10.125
173, p.
1,265,032'
638,960
Alabama—Earnings—
railway
p.
Net
those
10.125
education
on March 26 announced that
173,
Dealings
40,000 shs.
increased
-was
purchase,
Parker
159,750
*303,428
from
25.0
With SEC—
re8'stration statement with
—V.
Net
First Boston Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Nolan
699,929
251,385
"
with
••
be
for,
1,533,833
1,558,446
596,381
968.
p.
railway——
60,000 shs.
%
The
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.—Registers
3,050,623
173,
February—
1,500,000 shs.
except
under
stock
common
agreed
6,238,475
income—
oper,
Gross
The
—V.
company
from
ry.
70,600 shs.
outstanding
to
this
series
purposes
included
the
5,615,874
-
1—
from
Net
60,000 shs.
value)—
par
any
March
on
stock
conversion
B.
unshipped
the
Gross
6,000,000
———
(without
bonds
6,220,588
railway
Jan.
90,000 shs.
convertible,-.-.
cumulative
stock
404,390
8,448,527
1,000,000
„_
refunding mortgage.
■(■Authorized common
the
record
From
Net
value)—
par
cumulative
$4.50
717,831
.
railway
oper.
without
:n__
stock
1948
$3,011,730
annually July 1,
1951-55
Preferred
1949
$2,738,262
83,494
*146,100
railway
Net from railway,_
Net ry. oper. income
on
1,980,000
1974
1950
$3,166,G48
869,311
Wilson Brothers—Stock Purchase Warrants Expire—
Federal
high
said.
addfd t,lat orders
percentage
an
including
1951
$3,531,213
from
stock
12,955,000
-
The Georgetown Gaslight Co. 1st
mtge.
5% bonds, due Aug. 1, 1961_„_
stadt & Co. and
$9,000,000
$863,618
568,696
1,442,816
1 324,729
Western Ry. of
FINANCING
Outstanding
$5,199,500
underwriting will be
approached
$2,503,451
RR.—Earnings—
February—
Gross
*
1970
offered 6,000 shares of
closely
$318,081
195,371
638,113
income—
oper.
from
;<
Gen'l mtge. 5% bds„ due Nov. 1,
Refunding mortgage bonds
—V.
\ 3,859,388
$1,068,125
ry.
income
railv/ay
from
The
stock;
$4,723,006
5,597,101
on
Webster-Chicago Corp.—Secondary Offering—F. Eber¬
•nd
oper.
$8,100,552
1280.
p.
ry,
time
during
gas
to
day's
Authorized
Serial
$2,090,201
1,772,120
2,713,383
''Deficit.—V.
$1.68
common
supply of natural gas is furnished the company and its sub¬
by Atlantic Seaboard Corp., a subsidiary of The Columbia
System, Inc.
The growth in business has increased the daily
3%
1951—2 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
expenses
from.
Net
a
1950
after
.
Walworth Co.—Net Profits
Higher-
■
The
Feb.
,
,
Ohio.
>
reported by the
company
for the year
amounted to $23,485,000 and net income was $2,489,000,
equal
preferred dividends to $3.21 per common share, compared with
with
all
owns
;
>
,
notes
customers
both.
and
to
adjoining
Folger,
registration statement with the
capital stock.
,
of
number
require the company
expand considerably their
construction started in 1951 are
of
consolidated
Gas
••
of 3 h
$1,000,000
issuance of new 4 V motes
the outstanding, securities oi
the
From Jan. 1—
service
and
part
Redpatli
Investing Corp.—Registers With SEC.—
.JJ1? corporation
SEC
the
in
gas
approximately
$13,000,000,
funds
for
which
will
be
from operations, in part from the proceeds of the
common
stock, and In part by the issue, prior to the
1951, of approximately $9,000,000 of bonds or temporary bank
of
$1.50
refinance
to
through
$3,781,508
revenue
oper.
173,
Gross
to
at
in
sale
Auchincloss,
Wall Street
for
improve
Alex. Brown & Sons
(499,016 shares out¬
immediate plans to dis¬
no
Offering
—
growth
demands
subsidiaries
the
1790.
p.
Co.
expiring at 3 p.m. on April 11, 1951. The First
Boston Corp., and Johnston, Lemon & Co. jointly head
an investment banking
group which will purchase from
the company any unsubscribed shares.
severally
to
proposal
a
The
—
27, 1951. The stock is priced at
share with the transferable subscription war¬
not. subscribed
shares
1950,
Western Pacific
rants
respective
stockholders
Correction
—
Light
UNDERWRITERS—The
Wagner Electric Corp.—Stock Increased—
The
172;
March
record
per
common
1216.
p.
$2,540,020.—V.
of
taxes,
•
issued
$8,215,604
Gross from
Net
of
♦Additional
income...
oper.
profits
rev.
ry.
—V.
Net
tCommon
railway.—.
railway—...
from
Net
Corp.
Gas
$4.25
1951
and
excess
Common
Stockholders Underwritten—The company on March 29
offered to holders of its common stock, rights to sub¬
scribe to 122,400 additional shares of common stock (no
par) at the rate of one new share for each five shares
$5.00
;
Warren
Washington
power.
EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY AND FIRST TWO
MONTHS
February—
and
Net
Net
net
or
reported consolidated net
net profits, after interest and U. S.
company
ry.
equipment obligations in the amount of $1,389,533
retired.
were
use
locomotives.
$37,845,027
CAPITALIZATION
During the year 22 diesel freight locomotives and 22 diesel
switching
number
of
The
$8,755,032,
Net
efficiencies.
.
locomotives
$12,323,517.
in
used
authorized
was
during
oper.
$56,000 of five-year 4% convertible notes is being made
by Talmage & Co., of New York, not Talmadge & Co.
as stated in V. 173, p. 1280.
during
year.
of
of
be
1950 shows
31,
of Dec.
as
liabilities
current
'
notes of Colorado maturing fir 11
connection with Colorado's con¬
promissory
would
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper.
including cash and marketable securities
with
also
Utah
from
National
$19,826,475 were made for improvements in
physical properties and rolling stock. Earnings provided
$6,239,843 of
the necessary funds, the remainder
having been obtained principally
from charges for depreciation
and
amortization, as well as outside
financing.
$9,699,200 of equipment obligations
were
issued
to
Net
winter
result
automobile
business
with
Hobson's
ma£®
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
and
Compound,
sidiaries
to
general
Program,
Gross
$104,357,675,
second highest in
Freight rates remained
business.
Atkinson
to
the
the
.
of
compared
due
sha^e-
that
$5,693,237
to
history of the company or its nredecessors.
throughout the year.
•
Cost
the
to
stated
<
compared
unchanged
Lorate,
balance sheet
$21,078,549,
distribute
report
1950,
year
^
1949
Nonspi,
3V**ie
maturing July 1
1963.
Utah
Colorado.—V. 173, p. 1115.
toiletries
Vince,
Preparations and
specialties
Waterbury's
to
company,
,
Gelusil, Anusol,
Heparin/Pitkin-
are;
Diatrine,
this
program.
issued
Richard
names
by
Proceeds
offering of
Atlantic
year.
of
crease
Veracolate,
Balm,
BUSINESS—Company
President, in this apnual
$9,584,262
specialties
Gelu-Cillin,
pharmaceutical
proprietary
income
C.)
present
Second Best—
evidenced
struction
February—
Gross from railway-
loans,
was
the
authorizing
order
an
>.
end
Revenues from operations in 1950
uharmaceutical
compared
1950
foreign
50,000 shs,
50,000 shs.
—
»
under
issued
months.
pharmaceutical
proprietary
Colorado
Liniment,
s
666.
current
highly gratifying.
be
Stigminene.
cf
assets
derived
for
and
has
SEC
borrowings from its parent, Utah Power. & Light Co., .during the
remainder, of 1951, in amount aggregating $600,000, the borrowings to
avail¬
information
Co.—Borrows,from:Parent—
Western Colorado Power
The
Railway
for
and
p.
75,000 shs.
operations
„
,
basis of
principally
company's consolidated
25,000 shs.
the
ethical
of
Alka-Zane,
Sloan's
$4,952,028,
Outstanding
Atkinson,
income
Net
previous
FINANCING
1280.
covering
was
ethical
Sloan
current
50,000 shs.
(par $10)__
Wabash RR.—1950 Revenue
On the
1889.
marketed
are
and
Bathasweet,
Authorized
3H
(par
309,067 shares were sub¬
10,933 shares by regu- employees of the company and its majorityowned subsidiaries.—See also V. 173, p. 1216.
■
Of the 320,000 shares offered,
scribed for by warrant holders and
lar full time
Stacomb.
$1)—100,000 shs.
preferred stock
stock
pired on March 26. Hence, no shares are left available
pyrchase by the group of investment bankers which
underwrote the offering.
for
toiletries.
company's
include:
and
CAPITALIZATION
•
1951
Monday, April 2,
.
subscription rights and privileges which ex¬
under the
<
for the "Nolan Claims."
Vandersee Engineering Co., Houston, Tex.—Stock Of¬
fered—The company on March 15 publicly offered
25,000
shares of 7% cumulative preferred stock
(par $10) and
common
will
stock.
common
Yu, Ciro, Courtley and DuBarry.
the
Menstruum
(J.
25,000 shares of
producer
Thera-Vita,
Agoral,
current
company.
The 13,300 shares
Saint Marie, Ont., not a mem¬
who
stockholder
principal
the
.
its subsidiaries manufacture and sell cosmetics,
and
founded in
cosmetics
Hudnut, Chen
the
of
Roche of
and
of
company
active
an
Its
esti¬
'
outstanding
promoters
Peter J.
($48,550)
the
it,
specialtier; and
District
sale,
Hudnut,
to
is
It
of
Algoma, Province of Ontario, Canada, primary for uranium and if
Justified by results of such exploration, intends to develop those prop¬
erties indicating economic possibilities."
50%
comoany
proprietary pharmaceutical specialties and toiletries in the
and many foreign countries.
The business of the com^
back to William R. Warner & Co., founded in 1856, and
dates
Richard
in
upon
company's
of
the
States
the
to
cf
believes it is the largest producer of cosmetics
sold through retail drug and department stores and wholesalers and the
second largest in the cosmetic industry without regard to sales outlets.
in
and
assets
assets
the
excess
corporation
and
able
Syndicate,
the
said
of
S.
the
issued
Prospecting
The
in the Montreal
program
total
The
stock,
common
Lake
Claim,'
The
$33,250
"presently
Province of Ontario,
being exploratory
'Nolan
Syndicate.
members
claims
and
so-called
a
in
application will be made within six months.
The
pany
TItuS-Miller •'*
..
,
•uci
of
account
own
capitalization
ethical
the deal."
There are outstanding 146,300 shares
March, 1951, "to members of the Van
the
$1
seeking other dealers
,
as
statement
stock,
common
publicly offered "as a speculation" at $1 per
per share underwriting commission.No under-
15 cents
a
named;
registration
a
covering 500,000 shares of its
the
uponycompletion of the offering
*
will consist of, 78,466 shares of 6%
first preferred stock, $J00 par
5
value, and 958,625 shares of common stock, $1 par value.
V
It is expected that a public offering of
the shares wllF be made
around the middle of April through a nationwide group of securitiesdealers headed by F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc.
The company has agreed to apply for the listing of its common stock on the New York Stock
Exchange i,following the public offering and it is expected that such
an
The
6EC
for
continue to
.
of
has
bidding,
at
to
up
the
noon
first
received
office
(EST)
SEC
$12,000,000
of
the
of
on
mortgage
for the
series
authorization
first
441
company,
April 3
bonds,
mortgage
to
St.,
due
1981.
and
issue
bonds,
Stuart
purchase from
B,
sell,
series
B,
at
due
1981.
The proceeds of the financing will be
applied to the payment of bank
notes of $11,370,000. to the
payment of notes and advances due New
England Electric System, parent, aggregating $505,000, and to the cost
of
plant and property additions.—V.
173,
p.
1280.
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works—Acquisition—
The
company
consisting
of
sidiary, and
value
150
now
each.—V.
during
1950 purchased the minority stock interest,
shares, in tho Steel Tank Construction Co.. a sub¬
the entire 6,000 outstanding shares of $50 par
owns
157,
p.
1280. '/
..
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,
Volume 173
Number 4999
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
i
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
,
i
'
»
<
1963
inclusive; and $10,000 payable at the County Treasurer's
23As, due on May 1 from 1964 office. Legality approved by
inclusive.
Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of San Francisco.
Imperial County Sch. Dists.
•
.
Alabama
(State of)
Note Sale—Local banks recent¬
ly purchased $7,000,000 1 xk % tax
anticipation notes, as follows;
$3,000,000
series
schools
1951-A,
(P. O. El Centro), Calif.
Bond
public
corporation
notes.
000
Sale—The
school
Dated March 1, 1951. Due $2,'4
by
000,000 June 30 and $1,000,000
on July 1,1951.
-.
Angeles,
4,000,000
•
series
schools
Dated
1951-B,
public
corporation
March
notes.
20, 1951.
Chilton County (P. O. Clanton),
Alabama
"
Warrant Sale—An issue of $55,000
iy2% capital outlay school
warrants
sold
was
to
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
*
Cullman, Ala.
school
sold to Gaines &
warrants
was
Co., of Birming¬
approved
Bond
4% first mortgage revenue bonds
sold
was
to
Watkins, Morrow &
Co., of Birmingham, at a price of
par.
Dated Jan.
1, 1951. Legality
approved
by
White,
Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Mountain Brook,
Warrant
Sale
Ala.
An
—
issue
of
was
Bond
Sale—The $153,000
March
on
1217—were
sold
to
a
20—v.
awarded
Luis
bonds
offered
March
19—v.
173,
1116—were awarded to Kaiser
& Co;, of San Francisco, as 2%s, at
a price of
100.46, a basis of about
p.
2.70%.
Fresno
County
School
Districts
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
(Bond Sale—The $71,000 school
district bonds offered March 20—
Due
Blyth
on
Dec.
1
from 1952 to
Note
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
terest
porary
loan
March
27—v.
(J-D) payable at such
bank
to
bids
the
until
chase
p.
159,000 2*4%
Offering—Harry D. Ross,
Controller,
bonds
173,
Jan. 1 from 1953 to 1957 inclu¬
sive.
(City and County),
of
will
receive
April
23
for
$12,100,000
the
75.000
follows:
173;
1116—
awarded
were
to
inclusive;
The
Sweetwater Union High Sch. Dist.,
San
Diego
County (P.
Diego), Calif.
San
Bond
000
Offering
T.
Savings
O.
bonds at
net
-
'4
a
bids until 9
as
a.m.
(PST)
on
purchase of $32,000 bonds,
follows:
1951.
to
Principal and interest
County Treasurer.
Due
1976
—
J,
L.
May
on
inclusive,
interest
(M-N)
y
1
from
1952
Principal
r
payable
and
at
the
f;;:
j
.
•
/.•
.
Jo
>.
•
/.
..
Junta, Colo.
Bond
Offering — Hazel Best
City Clerk, will receive
Manhattan
Beach City Sch. Dist.,
Girch,
Angeles County (P. O. Los
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Angeles), Calif.
April 16 for the purchase of $315,Bond Sale
The $10,000 build¬
000
refunding
water
extension
ing bonds offered on March 27—
general obligation bonds.
Dated
v.
173, p. 1321—were awarded to
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from
Los
—
Bank
Trust
of
America
National
1955 to
&
Due
1971
1969 inclusive.
Jan. ' 1,
Harris
Trust
Due
April 1 from 1952 to
1961 inclusive.
38,000
interest
cost
of
about
on
Fairfax
Sch.
Due
on
1970
Dist.
bonds.
inclusive.
75,000
April 1 from 1952
to
bids
until
3
The bonds
(EST) on April
16 for the purchase of
$650,000
general improvement-1951 bonds.
p.m.
Nov.
on
1
from
1952
to
1970
inclusive;
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Spirit Lake, la.
City
Offering — Don Dykstra,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
1:30
000
bonds,
$50,000
as
(CST)
p.m.
on
City Hall bonds. Due
Nov.
15,000
The
1
from 1952
$675,000 elec¬
offered
on
to
City
Hall
in-
Completion
Due
on
Nov. 1
1966 inclusive.
to
on
1971
.
bonds
dated
are
1951.
Ind.
bonds
follows:
■elusive.
bonds.
The bonds
after
from
March
1,
Nov.
maturing
on
and
1, 1962 are callable.
Principal and interest payable at
the City Treasurer's office.
Legal¬
173, p. 1117—were
ity approved by Chapman & Cut^
syndicate composed
Bosworth & Co., Inc., ler, of Chicago.
S. Dickson & Co.,. Weeden &
Co., and Ames, Emerich & Co., all
of Chicago, at a
price of 100.02, a
net interest cost of about
2.23%,
KENTUCKY
Butler County (P. O.
Morgan-
town), Ky.
follows:
as
Bond
$351,000 2V4S. Due
to
37,000 2i/4s. Due
1964
,
on
April 1 from
1962 inclusive.
to
1970
on
Town
Offering
—
J. W.
(P. O.
11:30
Dated
Hume,
(CST)
a.m.
building
(CST)
on
revenue bonds.
April 1, 1951.
1 from 1952 to
Secretary of the Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
until
April 3 for the purchase of $245,-
000 school
Jeffersonville), Ind.
Bond
Offering
—
Onva White,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
April 1 from
inclusive.
Clarksville School
bonds
1971
maturing
1, 1954
are
Due
on
callable.
Oct.
on
inclusive. The
after
or
Oct.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Morgantown Deposit Bank, Mor-i
on April 6 for
$20,928 building
bonds of 1951. Dated April 1, 1951.
gantown.
Legality approved by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
ville.
purchase
of
semi-annually from July 1,
July 1, 1956 inclusive. In¬
1952 to
terest
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Sale—The
issue
of
$900,-
electric
bonds
was
(M-N) payable
Bond
utility revenue-1951
purchased by a syndi¬
of John Nuveen &
cate composed
Public Hospital
Corp.
(P. O. Corbin), Ky.
Offering — Ellis Murphy,
Secretary, will receive sealed
until
Decatur, Ind.
Bond
000
Corbin
J-J.
2
(EST)
p.m.
on
bids
April
17
for the purchase of
$135,000 hospi¬
tal first mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1
from
1953
to
1976
bonds maturing
1961,
are
inclusive.
The
after July 1,
on or
callable.
Xancaster, Ky.
Bond
Offering — Ruth White,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April 2
for the purchase of $375,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1951. Due
1954 to
on
April 1 from
1981 inclusive.
The bonds
maturing in 1957 to 1981
interest (J-J) payable at the First
State Bank of Decatur, or at the
payable
Continental Illinois National Bank
are
call¬
Trust
& Trust
Co., Chicago. Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
May 1
from 1957 to 1963 inclusive. Prin-, proved
cipal and interest
Due
&
Bank, Chicago. Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
Braun,
'
La
on April 5
$875,000 build¬
Dated April 1, 1951.
R.
the
-
-
COLORADO
payable
(CST)
p.m.
bonds.
Due
ooo,v
■
at the
the
of
Brown,
County Treasurer's (office.
■
to
dated
are
the
Sale —The
1952
bids until
10:30
a.m.
(PST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $450,000 building bonds. Dated
May 1,
,
7,000 Sierra Madre City Sch. Dist.
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1950.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to
1958 inclusive.
/ '
> >
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
$25,000 Lancaster Sch. Dist. bonds.
Dated May 1, 1951.
Due on
May
1
from
1953
to
1971
•-
Offering
ing
April 3 for the purchase of
$65,-
Bluff ton,
California
Bond
7:30
for the purchase of
Chicago.
'
Washington Union High Sch. Dist.,
Fresno County (P. O.
Fresno),
April 3
bonds.
1968
INDIANA
Herrington, of San Fran¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
1952
cisco.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
price of 100.15, a
2.67%,
as
follows: ° $10,000
2%s, due on May 1 from 1952
to 1960 inclusive;
$6,000 2y2s,
due on May 1 from 1961 to
on
Bond Offering — Lester
E. An¬
drews, Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
H.
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
&
from
approved
of
interest
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
for the
—
at
building bonds. Dated May 15, tric revenue
Due on May 15 from 1952
March 27—v.
1974 inclusive.
Principal and awarded to a
Neff
to
Principal and interest (J-J)
1951,
to
school
1
bonds
1951.
Sexton,
65,000 Downey Union High Sch.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Dist. bonds, as 2j/4s, at a price
bids until
10:30
a.m.
(PST) on
of
101.31, a basis of about April 9 for the
purchase of $835,-
and
$37,000
2V2s, due on May 1 from 1962
to 1968, inclusive.
26,000 Kerman School District
offered
Council Bluffs Ind. Sch. Dist. la.
1967
1958
-
1961
$500,000 tem¬
notes
Due
from
inclusive.
$10,000,000 school bonds.
2,100,000 airport bonds.
J
school bonds.
Savings Association, of maturing from 1962 to 1969 are Co., of Chicago, City Securities
San Francisco, as
the
Bank of
Corp., of Indianapolis, William
America
National
2V2s, at a price callable.
Principal and interest
Blair & Co., of Chicago, and Rafof 100.39, a basis of about 2.39%.
rust & Savings
Association, of
payable at the City Treasurer's
fensperger, Hughes & Co., of In¬
San Francisco, as follows;
office. Legality approved
Marin County Sch. Dists.
by Tall(P. O.
dianapolis, as 2V4s, at a price of
San Rafael), Calif.
madge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
45,000 Madison School District
100.89, a basis of about 2.18%.
Bond Offering—George S.
j-y bonds at a price of 100.131, a
Jones,
The bonds are dated March
1,
net
interest
cost
of
about County Clerk, will receive sealed
FLORIDA
1951. Due semi-annually on Janu¬
until
11
a.m.
2.471%,
as
follows;
$4,000 bids
(PST)
on
ary 1, 1952 to July 1, 1976. The
Palm Beach, Fla.
2V2s, due on May 1 from 1954 April 2 for the purchase af $134,bonds maturing on and after Jan.
Bond Offering—Hugh G.
to 1957 inclusive; $4,000 2V4S, 000 bonds, as follows:
Bruce, 1, 1956 are callable.
Principal and
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
due on May 1 from 1958 to
$21,000 Kentfield Sch. Dist. bonds.
v.
Sale —The
Bond
2V2%
Jan.
on
as
Bank
$88,000 Azusa City School District
bonds, as 21As, at a price of
101.22, a basis of about 2.12%.
1
inclusive.
pur¬
bonds,
Jan.
on
sealed
payable
inclusive.
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Obispo County (P. O.
San Luis Obispo), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $77,000 school
San
to
follows:
CALIFORNIA
Atascadero
1950.
1964
California
of America National Trust & Sav¬
as
group
1951. Legality approved by
White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
awarded
Francisco
Bond
ings Association, of San Francisco,
of
Thornton, Mohr &
Co., of Montgomery, Cumberland
Securities Corp., of
Nashville, and
Hugo Marx & Co., of Birmingham,
at a price of 98.73. Dated Jan.
1,
1116V-were
Scin
"
bonds
Elementary Sch. Dist., bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
McCord, Ice &
April 6
Miller, of Indianapolis.
County (P. O.
for the purchase of
$65,000 sewer¬
City), Calif.
age revenue bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $102,000 school
on March 20—v.
173,
p.
$150,000
general
obligation re¬
2.08%.
funding warrants was sold to the
Addition Sale—The $75,000 LynEquitable
Securities
Corp.,
of wood Unified
School Dist. bonds
Nashville, as 2s and 2V4S, at a was
purchased
by
William
R.
price of 100.156.
Staats
Co., of Los Angeles, as
Phenix City, Ala.
2JAs, at a price of 100.14, a basis
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,- of about 2.23%.
'
000 2%, series S public improve¬
Los Angeles County Sch. Dists.
ment
composed
$29,000 building-
Dated March 1,1951.
Due on July 1 from 1952
to 1956
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
approved by Ross,
Mateo
bonds offered
4
offered
Sale—An issue of $68,000
Los
fol¬
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
by
Helena, Ala.
of
as
Bond Offering—Helen K.
Waters,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
of
bonds.
Redwood
purchased
Bank,
Associates,
and
San
$484,-
Los
White, Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
|
California
of
Legality approved by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
ham. Dated March 1, 1951. Legal¬
ity
issue
was
purchase
1051
2
Illinois
for
the
purchase of $587,000
84,000 Calexico Union High Sch.
school bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—The issue of
May 15, 195U
District bonds, at a price of
$300,Due on May 15 from 1952 to 1971 000 bonds was
purchased by the
100.60, a net interest cost of
inclusive. Principal and interest Mercantile'-Commerce
Bank
&
about 2.85%, as follows:
$64,payable
at
the
000 3s, due on May 1 from (M-N)
County Trust Co., of St. Louis, and the
Treasurer's office.
Northern Trust Co., of
1953
to
Legality ap¬
1968
Chicago,
inclusive, and
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff jointly, as follows:
$20,000 2%s, due on May 1
& Herrington, of San Francisco.
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
$66,000 2% school bonds. Due on
1951.
000
bonds
Menlo Park
the
Glenview, III.
173, p. 1321—were
$400,000 Brawley Union High Sch. & Co., of Los Angeles, at a net or trust company in the State as awarded to a
syndicate composed
District bonds, at a price of interest cost of about 1.83%.
may hereafter be agreed upon be¬ of the
Fletcher Trust Co., Ameri¬
tween the village and the
100.08, a net interest cost of
pur¬ can National Bank, Indiana Na¬
Rodeo Sch. Dist., Contra Costa
chaser.
about 2.61%, as follows:
Legality approved by tional Bank, and Merchants Na¬
$240,(P. O. Martinez), Calif. Chapman &
000 3s, due on May 1 from County
tional Bank, all of
Cutler, of Chicago.
Indianapolis, at
Bond Offering — W. T.
1952
to
1959
inclusive, and
Paasch,
1V4%.
$160,000 21/2s, due on May 1 County Clerk, will receive sealed Montgomery County Grade School
Dist. No. 83 (P. O.
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on April
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
Litchfield),
IOWA
George M.
1 Warrant Sale—An issue of $75,-
the
lows:
Wood & Co., of Montgomery, at a
price of 100.076.
Dated Feb.
1,
;
ILLINOIS
to 1968
able.
Principal and interest (A-O)
at
the
Garrard
Bank
&
Co., Lancaster. Legality ap¬
proved by Wyatt, Grafton & Graf¬
ton, of Louisville.
Somerset, Ky.
Bond Sale
The $600,000 gas >
City, Ind.
distribution system revenue bonds
Offering—Ray C. Walters,
Secretary of Pro Tern Board of offered on March 26—v. 173, p.
The bonds are dated
April 1, shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
Trustees, will receive sealed bids 1322
were awarded to a
syndi-.,
1951. Principal and interest (A-O) York
City. '»
! " '
' '
until 7 p.m. (CST) on
April 5 for cate
-.
San
bonds.
Anselmo
Due
1952 to 1971
Sch.
Dist.
April 1
inclusive.
from
on
at
the
Central
Hanover
Bank &
Trust Co., New York City.
Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
Hobart
School
—
Bond
—
composed
of
Stein
Bros.
&
■
54
Louisville, Chas. A. Shawmut Bank,-, of Boston, Legal¬
Seasongood & May¬ ity approved by Sullivan, Dono¬
Heenehan & Hanrahan, >of
er, both of Cincinnati, W. L. Lyons van,
& Co., of Louisville, Widmann & New York City.
Boyce,
of
Hinsch & Co.,
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, W. C.
Thornburgh Co., and Nelson,
Browning & Co., all of Cincin¬
price of 100.01, a net in¬
cost of about 3.60%, as fol¬
nati, at
terest
a
lows:
$118,000 31/js. Due on April 1 from
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
298,000 3y2s. Due
1957
to
to
April 1 from
on
1966 inclusive.
184,000 33/4s. Due
1967
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971
Stoughton Housing Authority,
Mass.
Note Offering
Board, 18 Tremont Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 4 for
the
purchase of $306,000 tempo¬
loan, second series notes.
Dated April 12, 1951. Due on May
1,
1952. Legality approved
by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
rary
bonds
000
a
basis of about 1.73%.
Dated
Principal
payable at the Second
1,
April
and interest
1951.
National Bank of Boston. Legality
.approved
by
Storey, xnomuiKe,
of Boston.
& Dodge,
Palmer
Chelsea,
Mass.
City Clerk of St. Joseph, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at his office un¬
(EST) on April 16 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 joint
sewage
disposal revenue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on July 1
til
8
p.m.
from 1955 to 1981 inclusive. Bonds
in
and thereafter
of July 1, 1960.
1975
callable
are
$500,000
Wagner,
Offering—Ira D.
Bond
maturing
Note Sale—The issue of
Joseph
(Cities of), Mich.
by
purchased
was
.Smith, Barney & Co., of New York
City, as l%s, at a price of 100.12,
as
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
bank
a
or
trust
company
loan notes was pur¬
chased by the National Shawmut
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
Bank, of Boston, at 1.20%.
Dated
April 2, 1951. Due
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,' of Detroit.
temporary
on
Town-
Paris
Nov. 8,
1951. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the National Shaw¬
Birmingham, Mich.
mut Bank, of Boston. Legality ap¬
Bond Offering — Irene E. Hanproved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬ ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 9
for the purchase of $250,000 water
Chelsea Housing Authority, Mass.
supply system revenue, series B
The $1,444,000 notes offered on bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on
March 21—v. 173, p. 1218—were April 1 from 1954 to 1979 inclu¬
awarded to a group composed of sive. The bonds maturing in 1968
Phelps, Fenn & Co., R. W. Press- to 1979 are callable. Principal and
Interest
able.
M-N.
Legality
ap¬
Fall River,
Mass.
awarded
was
on
Detroit.,
March
22 to the National Shawmut
of Boston, at
Iron
Note
Shawmut Bank
ity
by
1951.
approved
Gray,
Ropes,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Framingham, Mass.
h
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
main
were
water
$50,000
March
offered
22
awarded to the Framingham
Trust Co., of Framingham, as iy4s,
at a price of 100.27, a basis of
about 1.20%.
Dated
April 1, 1951. Due on
April 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Second National
Bank,
of
Boston.
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike, {Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
;
Marhlehead, Mass.
Offering — Mrs. Marjorie
Bond
C.
O.
,
payable
Haines, Town Treasurer,
receive sealed bids in
will
of the
care
Merchants National Bank, of Bos¬
Mountain,
212
bids
sealed
until
7:30
March 21
Kenower,
on
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Merchants
Storey,
Thorndike,
Somerville,
Bond
Road,
Dettman
,
Sale—The
Note
March
$500,000
loan
porary
notes
1952 to
120,000
1961
Due
l3/4s.
on
April
29—v.
awarded
to
the
173,
ty National Bank,
0.98%.
Somerville
p.
805—were
Middlesex
at
Housing Authority,
Massachusetts
Note Offering—Charles G. Martignette, Chairman, will receive
sealed
bids
at
the
office
of
the
State Housing Board, 18 Tremont
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
April 4 for the purchase of
$2,700,000 temporary loan, third
series notes.
Dated April 12, 1951.
May 1,1952. Prnicipal and
interest payable at the National
Due
on
awarded
A.
M.
to
tion
360,000
Hancock
Bank, Gulfport. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
at
Dated
Dec.
1950.
1,
Due
interest
County
2
-
on
(A-O)
payable at the
Treasurer's office or at
(P. O. Trenton), Mich.
— James
L. Hale,
the
'Z'C'A*
'A:.
'
MISSOURI
St.
R-6
Dist. No.
(P. O. Eureka), Mo.
1953
of
$115,-
bonds was
I, M. Simon & Co., of St.
000 school improvement
sold to
13/4s and 2s. Dated Feb.
1,
1951.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis,
as
Louis.
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive sealed bids until 8
NEBRASKA
p.m.
to
tion
bonds.
from
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
fire
on
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu¬
on
Jan.
1, 1962 and thereafter are callable.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Persh¬
ing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson, of
Denver.
Grand
Dist.
Blanc
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Sch.
(P. O. Grand Blanc), Mich.
Township
Unit
Bond Sale—The $345,000
bonds offered
March 28
on
inclusive.
1955
59,000 2s. Due on April 15 from
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
school
—
MINNESOTA
v.
Anoka County Com. Sch. Dist. No.
173, p. 1218 — were awarded to
47 (P. O. 715 Homewood Road,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of
Minneapolis), Minn.
Toledo, and the First of Michigan
Bond Sale—The $35,000 building
Corporation, of Detroit, jointly, bonds offered on March 16—v. 173,
at
a
net
interest
cost
of
about
1009—were awarded,to the J. M.
& Co., of Mirfneapolis, as
3.40s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
p.
1.94%,
as
follows:
$121,000 2i/4s. Due
1952 to
Dain
on
June 1 from
1958 inclusive.
174,000 2s., Due
on
June 1 from
,
of about 3.38%.
25,000 l%s. Due
on
June 1, 1967.
Ind. Sch. Dist. No.
1 (P. O. Hendrum), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 build¬
25,000 iy2s. Due
on
June 1, 1968.
ing bonds offered on March 27—
1959 to
1966 inclusive.
Norman County
1
May
on
450,000 Bovine Disease Eradica¬
tion
bonds.
from
1953
Due
May* 1
on
inclusive.
1963
to
400,000 Bovine Disease Eradica¬
tion
bonds.
from
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
Due
May
on
1
'
recreational
facilities
bonds. Due on May 1 from
100,000
:
.
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
'
^
The
bonds
are
dated
May
I,
1951* Principal and interest pay¬
able
at
the
National
Shawmut
Bank, of Boston, but exchangeable
/
for
fully registered bonds payable
at the State Treasury.,
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
J
Plymouth Village Fire Dist., N. H.
Bond
Offering — John Gadd,
Chairman
until 2 p.m.
the
of
receive
(EST)
Commis¬
sealed
bids
bonds
offered
p. *
1322
Harriman
on
—
March
were
28
—
awarded
v.
to
Ripley & Co., Inc., and
Lyons & Shafto of Boston jointly,
as
l%s at a price of 100.75, a
basis of about 1.66%.
of $300,000 water
April 1, 1951. Due
April 1 from 1952 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
purchase
bonds.
Dated
on
of
NEW JERSEY
Hopatcong, N. J.
Bond Offering—Ellsworth Merrell, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 8:30 p.m.
April
on
6
the
for
$120,000 school bonds.
1, 1950.
of
Dated Dec.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1951
inclusive.
Principal and
1960
to
(EST)
purchase
interest (J-D) payable at the Citi¬
zens National Bank, Netcong.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City*
Millburn
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Millburn), N. J. *
Bond Offering—Edward W.Skel-
District
ton,
Clerk,
will receive
(EST) on
April 11 for the purchase of $180,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1,
1951.; Due on April 1 from 1953;
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1956
to
inclusive.
interest
(A-O)
First National
Legality
Principal
payable
at
and
the
Bank, of Millburn.'
by Hawkins,
approved
Delafield &
Wood, of N. Y. City.
Bond Offering—Lorma K. Flan-
nery, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST)
1966
to
inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable at
the
North Jersey National Bank of
Pompton Lakes. Legality approved
interest
by
Reed,
Hoyt
New York
&
City.
South
Washburn,
;
of
-
Amboy, N.J.
Bond
Offering—Geo. A. Kress,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.mj (EST) on April 4
for the purchase of '$31,000 re¬
bids
funding
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
April 3 for the purchase of $500,-
000
1951.
terest
able
or
the
Boston.
First
National
Bank,
Legality approved by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
Ropes,
.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated April 1,
April 1 from 1952
to 1961 inclusive.
temporary loan notes. Dated
April 3, 1951.
Due on Sept. 21,
1951.
Principal and interest pay¬
at
f
Oakland, N. J.
Manchester, N. H.
Note Offering—James P. Bourne,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
of
•
April 4 for
on
on
April 11 for the purchase of
$40,000 water bonds. Dated April l,v
1951.
Due on April 1 from 1952
HAMPSHIRE
Hillsborough Sch. Dist., N. H.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
173,
of. Board
sioners,: will
.
sive. The bonds maturing
41,000 21/2s. Due on April 15 from
to
Due
proved
$25,000 3s. Due on April 15 from
1952
inclusive.
1963
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
Storey, * Thorndike,
by
Sale—An issue of $8,000 Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston. ■
truck bonds was purchased
Mullen, Neb.
7
/
Bond
NEW
Stone, of Detroit.
;
from
1
payable at the National Shawmut
rJ
—
City. The bonds contain an
ap¬
optional
feature.
Legality
Conservation
May
on
100,000 Bovine Disease Eradica- *
Bank
•
ceive
Due
■
issue
Sale—An
Bond
will
(EST) on April 9 for the pur¬
Jackson), Mich.
chase of $101,000 tax anticipation
Offering—Delton H. Con¬ notes. Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
on
.
County Reorganized Sch.
Louis
bonds. Due
Forest
bonds
Clerk
building bonds. Dated Dec.
on Dec. 1 from 1951
1975
inclusive. Principal, and
Building
clusive.
Co., of Memphis, and
payable
j
May 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
—
Coun¬
of Everett,
$220,000 bonds
20—v. 173, p.
Louis.
April 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. The bonds maturing in 1962
to 1966 are callable. Principal and
f
Employee's Retirement ;
System bonds. Due on May 1 |
Offering—Cooper J. Dar¬
interest
,
improvement :
May 1 from pi
on
616,000
1950. Due
to
1
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Due
400,000 Industrial School Educa- ;
by the Central Republic Co., of
Secretary of the Board of May 1, 1952. Principal and interest
Omaha, at a price of 100.31, a
Education, will receive sealed bids payable at the Peoples State Bank,
basis of about 3.04%. Dated April
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 4 for Trenton.
1, 1951. Due April 1, 1971; optional
the purchase of $355,000 school
Royal Oak, Mich. ■'
April 1, 1956. The bonds bear
bonds. Dated March 1, 1951. Due
Bond Offering—Gladys Holmes, 3V4%
interest to the call date,
on May 1 from 1952 to 1968 inclu¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed and 3% thereafter..
sive. Bonds maturing in 1960 and
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
thereafter are callable as of May
Uehling, Neb.
9 for the purchase of $305,000 City
Bond Sale
The $44,000 sewer
1,
1955. Principal and < interest Hall bonds. Dated March 1, 1951.
(M-N) payable at the Jackson Due on Dec, 1 from 1951 to 1975 bonds offered on March 13—v. 173,
City Bank & Trust Co., Jackson. inclusive. Principal and interest p.
907—were
awarded
to
the
Wachob - Bender
Legality
approved
by
Berry,
Corporation of
(J-D) payable at the Detroit Trust
Stevens, Barbier, Evely & MacCo., Detroit. Legality approved by Omaha, as 33/4s, at par.
Farlane, of Detroit.
Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely &
NEVADA
MacFarlen, of Detroit.
Coleman, Mich.
Elko County (P. O. Elko), Nev.
Walker Township Sch. Dist. No. 14
Bonds Not Sold
The $90,000
Bond Offering — R. L. Kane,
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
water bonds offered on March 15
Clerk of Board of County Com¬
Bond Sale—The issue of $60,000
—v.
173, p. 1117—were not sold.
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
building bonds was purchased by bids until 2:30
p.m.
(PST) on
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Detroit, Mich.
April 6 for the purchase of $175,of Chicago,1 as 2V2s, at a price of
Bond Offering—John H. Wither000 County High School Building
100.23 a basis'of about 2.47%.
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due
spoon,
City Controller, will re¬
tem¬
on
1218—were
1,
inclusive.
from
1
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
,
don,
dock &
offered
bonds.
school
$180,000 2s. Due on April 1 from
j
capital
1,299,000
of Board of County
will. receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on April
2
for
the
purchase of $100,000
ard, Inc., of Chicago, at a price
of 100.42, a net interest cost of
1.80%, as follows:
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Mass.
March
on
Saunders &
by,
about
.
May
on
1963 inclusive.
1954 to
Supervisors,
troit, and Burns, Corbett & Pick-
Dodge, of Boston.
May 1,
May 1 from 1952 to
Sale—The
offered
Bond
MacArthur & Co., De¬
improvement
Due
bonds.
from 1952 to 1963 inclusive.
Bond
Ripley & Co., Inc., Chicago,
man
capital
1,875,000
Clarksdale, Miss.
awarded to Harri-
were
Palmer &
Due
Dated
callable.
»
|
$700,000 toll road bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1952 to 1976 incl. i
and
1975
{
1,
1
j
bonds as
purchase of $12,600,000
Associates, at a net interest cost
1951.
Principal and interest
of about 2.28%, as follows:
payable at such place as may be
$145,000 industrial bonds.
agreed upon with the purchaser.
75,000 industrial bonds.
Manistee County (P. O. Manistee),
Harrison County, Fern wood Rural
Michigan
(P. O. GulfBond Sale—The $300,000 court Separate Sch. Dist.
port), Miss.
house
and
jail / bonds
offered
York
1971
bonds.
are
p.m.
by
1951.
1950
April
Hamphire (State of)
Offering—Remick Laigh-
follows:
inclusive. The bonds
on
Monday, April 2, 1951
a.m.
15,
No.
Leoni
South
ury,
11
1981
to
will re¬
approved
of
of
MISSISSIPPI
National Bank, of Boston. Legality
act
1954
Mich.
sealed bids until
10 a.m.
Walker Township Graded School
Dist. No. 11 (P. O. R. R. Grand
(EST) on April 3 for the purchase
of $986,000 series R, public utility
Rapids), Mich.
street
railway refunding bonds. ^ Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
Dated April 1, 1951. Due on April ing bonds offered on March 22—v.
1
from
1957
to
1963
inclusive. 173, p. 1218 — were awarded to
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ Shannon & Co., of Detroit, at a
able at the City's current official price of 100.06 a net interest cost
bank in Detroit, Chicago or New of about 2.18% as follows:
ton, 28 State Street, Boston, until
11 a.m. (EST) on April 3 for the
purchase of $360,000 hospital loan,
cost
.
.
Commissioner of the Treas¬
will receive sealed bids until
(EST) on April 24 for the
ton,
2Vfes
as
interest
net
a
Note Offering
and
Townships
Fractional Sch. Dist. No. 16 (P.
1.11% discount.
22, 1951. Due on
Principal and in¬
at
the National
of Boston. Legal¬
15,
terest
Associates
and
2%s
Offering—Jos. A. Michela,
(CST) on April 3 for the purchase
of $56,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated April 1, 1951. Due on Aug.
A A-
Blachman
March
Dated
Nov.
Bank,
and
Bond
-
about 2.68%.
thereafter
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
City.
of New York
the
interest (A-O)
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
Note
000 notes
neapolis,
.
New
1322—were awarded to
Co., of Min¬
p.
the Allison-Williams
maturing
Manistep County Savings
payable at the Bir¬
& Co., all of New York City, at mingham National Bank, Birming¬ Bank, Manistee. Legality approved
ham. Legality approved by Miller, by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1.0199%.
Canfield, Paddock &Stone, of Monguagon Township Sch. Dist.
prich & Co., and Eastman, Dillon
173,
v.
Chamberlain, Secretary of Board Renville
County Ind. Con. School
Education, will receive sealed
Dist. No. 63 (P. O. Hector), Minn.
bids
until
7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
Bond Offering — The District
April 11 for the purchase of $850,Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
000 building and site bonds. Dated
til April 12 for the purchase of
May 1, 1951. Due on May 1 from
building bonds.
Dated
1952 to 1966 inclusive. The bonds $930,000
maturing in 1956 to 1966 are call¬ April 1, 1951. Due on April 1 from
ceive
Benton Harbor and St.
of $286,-
issue
and
Rapids
Frac. Graded School Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. 2018 Wealthy Street,
Southeast, Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond Offering — Marjorie M.
Chief Accounting Officer,
MICHIGAN
Ashby, Mass.
Sale—The
Leo P. Kelley,
—
Grand
ships
of
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
at the office of the State Housing
MASSACHUSETTS
Bond
ironicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1422)
Principal and in4
(A-O) payable at the First
National
Bank
South Amboy,
Amboy Trust Co.
Legality approved by Caldwell, ;
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of i
New York City.
at the South
of
Volume 173
Number 4999
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
City, N. Y.
$40,000,000 1V4% tax anticipation notes
bonds
173, p. 1118—were awarded to Bo- was apportioned among various
City
banks.
Dated
land, Saffin & Co., of New York New York
City, as 2.60s, at a price of 100.29, March 26, 1951 and due on May 1,
1951.
a basis of about 2.57%.
Note Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—The
Bond
York
New
Branch Sch. Dist., N.J.
$179,000 school
offered on March 20—v.
'.West Long
(1423)
Offering—Ray Martin, Di¬
rector
of
Finance,
j
;
boom
(P.
Roswell, N. Mex.
.
Offering—Brad
Bond
L.
Central
Valley and Rose'
Sch.
Dist.
O. Sharon Springs),
1
Y.
N.
H. Vroo-
Bond Offering—Percy
Hays,
No.
man, District Clerk, will
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
receive
receive sealed
(EST)
(MST) on
on
April 11 for the purchase of
April 13 for the purchase of $50,"000 public library bonds.
Dated $135,000 building addition-1950
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1950. Due on
May 1, 1951. Due on May 1 from
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
Principal Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1980 inclu¬
sive.
Principal
and
interest
'and interest (M-N) payable at the
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
City Treasurer's office, or at the
tional
Bank of Canajoharie, in
First National Bank, Roswell. Le¬
Sharon
Springs.
Legality- ap¬
gality approved by Pershing, BosSykes,
worth, Dick & Dawson, of Denver. proved by Vandewater,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of New
"City
bids
Clerk,
until
will
7:30
p.m.
York
NEW YORK
*
bids until
Bond Offering — J. Ray Mc¬
Laughlin, Village Clerk, will re¬
burgh), N. Y.
Bond Offering—C. M. Morhous,
County
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 6 for the purchase of $500,,000 County bonds. ^Dated March
1, 1951.
Due on March 1 from
41952 to 1955 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
'Merchants National Bank, Plattsburgh.^
Legality
approved
by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City.
\
ceive
sealed
bids
until
3:30
p.m.
(EST) on April 3 for the purchase
of $57,500 water-1951 bonds. Dated
April 15, 1951. Due on April 15
from 1952 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O.
Bond
Conesville Local School District
Board
of
bids
Education
until
will
Local
noon
(EST)
on
Education, will
from
1952
to
inclusive.
1967
In¬
terest A-O.
Bond Sale — The $55,000 fire
apparatus bonds offered March 16
173, p.
1011—were
to J. A. White
&
-
Co., of Cincin¬
nati,
Loudonville Exempted Village Sch.
Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The
:
$750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on March 29—
173, p. 1219—were awarded to
v.
a
as lV2s, at a price
basis of about 1.46%.
Sullivan
Local
awarded
Sch.
of 100.13,
Dist.,
.
,
'
-
•
i.
school construction bonds.
(EST) on April 3 for the purchase
$160,000 sewer-1951, series H $10,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
North Olmsted, Ohio
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
bonds.. Dated April 1, 1951. Due
Bond Sale—The $11,900 special
on April 1 from 1952 to 1966 in¬
23,500 5V2s. Due on April 1 from assessment bonds offered on March
clusive.
;
.1959 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and interest
5—v. 173, p. 806—were awarded
(A-O) payable at the Meadow56,500 3s. Due on April 1 from to Roose & Co., of Toledo, as 2%s,
■> 1968 to 1981 inclusive.
brook
National Bank, Freeport.
at a price of 100.71, a basis of
; Legality approved by Vandewater,
10,000 2 %s. Due on April 1 in about 2.60%.
;
I
1982 and 1983.
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Ohio (State of)
: New York
City.
; ;
NORTH DAKOTA
Bond Offering — L. D. Shuter,
Hempstead, Bellmore Fire Dist.
Executive
Dickinson, N. D.
Secretary of S t ate
{P. O. Bellmore), N. Y.
Warrants Not Sold
Bids for Teachers Retirement System, will
Bond Sale —^ The $36,000 fire- the
$530,000 refunding improve¬ receive sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
1951 bonds offered on March 28— ment warrants offered on March
(EST) on April 4 for the purchase
v. 173, p. 1323—were awarded to
5—v. 173, p. 1010—were rejected. of $1,257,000 Ohio Municipal bonds,
Roosevelt & Cross, and Tilney &
as follows:
OHIO
Co., both of New York City, joint¬
$323,000 block No. 1—Cleveland,
Arcadia Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
ly, as 2.40s, at a price of 100.25, a
water works extension, first
basis of about 2.35%.
Bond Sale—The $240,000 build¬
mortgage revenue bonds.
ing bonds offered on March 28—
Indian Lake (P.' O. Indian Lake),
:
Dated July 1,1948. Due Aug. 1
v. 173, p. 1323—were awarded to
New York
frpm 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
The bonds maturing on Aug.
Bond Offering — Ernest Hut2s, at a price of 100.06, a basis of
chins, Town Supervisor, will re¬
1, 1958, or any interest date
about 1.99%. '
'■ - '
ty,; • •
ceive sealed bids dntil 3:30 p.m.
thereafter are callable.
v
.
.
(CST)
April 4 for the pur¬
chase of $44,500 bonds, including
$40,000 repair and equipment and
$4,500 transportation equipment
PENNSYLVANIA
Cambria
Bond
(EST) on April 6 for the purchase
$44,000 park and playground-*
Cincinnati City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
Offering — Wm. Mieten-
bonds. Dated March
1, 1951. koetter, Jr., Clerk-Treasurer of
Board of Education, will receive
Principal and interest sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
(M-S) payable at the Hamilton April 23 for the purchase of $3,County
National
Bank,
Wells. 500,000 building bonds. Dated June
Legality approved by Vandewater, 1, 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from 1952
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway- of to 1975 inclusive. Principal and
New York City.
interest (M-S)-payable at the Irv¬
ing Trust Co., New York City.
>
Islip and Smithtown
Ujtion Free
Sch. Dist. No. -6,> (P± O/HaupCleveland Heights City
Sch. Dist., Ohio
pauge), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $575,000 buildBond Offering —H. D. SeCrest,
ing-1951 bonds offered on March Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
29—v* 173, p. 1323—were awarded cation, will "receive sealed bids
Due
on
March 1 from 1952 to 1960
inclusive.
to
syndicate composed .of Roose¬ until noon (EST) on April 20 for
& Cross, Francis I. duPont the purchase of $2,985,000 bonds,
& Co., and Tilney & Co., all of as
follows;
a
velt
New York
of 100.83,
City, as 2^s, at a price $2,750,000 sites, building and im¬
basis of about 2.43%,
provement, issue 1951, series
.
supply
28—v.
Due
The $419,000 re¬
bonds offered on March
funding
New Paltjz, N. Y.
_
Sale—The $150,000 water
bonds
173,
p.
offered on ~ March
1219—were award¬
ed to> Roosevelt
on
Nov.
1
on
w
Jones.
28—v.
a
sey,
173, p. 1220—were awarded
syndicate composed of HalStuart &; Co., DeHaven &
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, of
Philadelphia, and Fauset, Steele &
Co., of Pittsburgh, as l%s, at a
price of 100.11, a basis of about
1.60%.
Bond
Philadelphia,
Derry Township Sch. Dist, (P. O.
Latrobe, R. D. No. 2), Pa.
Bond Sale—The issue of $85;000
general obligation bonds was pur¬
chased
by Moore,
Leonard
&
Lynch, and Fauset, Steele & Co.,
both of Pittsburgh, jointly, as 2V2s,
at a price of 101.17, a basis of
about 2.37%. Dated April 1, 1951.
Due on April 1 from 1952 to 1968
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Burgwin, Churchill, Ruffin & Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
Erie School District, Pa.
Bond
1
Lewistown, Pa.*
Coos
County Sch. Dist. No. 91-C
(P. O. Charleston), Ore.
—
The $9,100 school
March
bonds
26—v.
173,
awarded to the
mission
on
1220—were
State Bond Com¬
21/2s,
as
offered
p.
at
price
a
of
100.25.
Bond
Reading,
Bond
Ohio
$200,000 bonds
March 24—v. 172, p.
Sale—The
-
Horace
Manager,
until
8
B.
will
p.m.
April 10 for the pur¬
$100,000 improvement
bonds. Dated April 15, 1951. Due
chase
on
on
of
Oct. 15 from 1952 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Townsend Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
New
City
Re¬
til
5
Kensington Sch. Dist., Pa•
Bond Offering—Veronica Mazur,
p.m.
1951.
school
1951.
warrants.
Due
Dated
April
1.
on
.
Cross, of New
1966 inclusive.
$100,000 City Hall bonds, as 1%S,
the Manufactur¬
a basis of about
The bonds are, dated June lr
1.72%.
Co., of Buf¬ 1951. Principal and interest (J-D)
100,000 -street and bridge bonds,
240s, at a price of payable at the legal depository of
as
lM>s, a basis of about
of Education.
—
bids
delphia.
Echo, Orn-.
Offering — The
April 1 from 1952 to
No. 44 bonds. Due on Dec. 1
1955 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
offered on
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
terest (A-O) payable at the Coun¬
1119—were awarded to the Prov¬
235,000 school library, second is-*
ty Treasurer's office.
ident Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
sue 1951, series No. 45. bonds.
Multnomah County, Sylvan Water
Due on Dec. 1 from 1952 to of Cincinnati, as follows:
the Board
(EST)
Borough
sealed
receive
corder will receive sealed bids un¬
&
Gulden,
Bond Sale
construction
-Offering
Pennsylvania State Highway and
120,000 block No. 3 —Franklin
Lane County, McKenzie Highway
Bridge Authority (P. O. HarrisCounty, Detention Home
Water Dist. (P. O. SI 12 McKenzie
burg), Pa.
Building, unlimited tax, 3%
Highway, Springfield), Ore.
Bond Offering—Ray F. Smock,
bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1938.
Bond Sale—The issue of $357,Due semi-annually on March
Secretary of the Authority, will re¬
000 water general obligation bonds ceive sealed bids
and Sept, 1 from 1954 to 1963
until noon (EST)
was
purchased by Widmann & April 11 for the purchase of $25,inclusive.
Co., of Cincinnati, as 3V2s.
000,000 series of 1950, highway
294,000 block No. 4 — Franklin
Count y, various, unlimited Linn
County Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P. and bridge bonds. Dated May 15,
1951. Due serially on Dec, 15 from
tax, 2V2 % bonds. Dated March
O. Rt. 3, Box,111-B, Lebanon),
1954 to 1962 inclusive. Callable on
1, 1948. Due semi-annually on
Oreoon
March and Sept. 1 from 1968
Warrant Offering — Ellamae or after Dec. 15, 1952. Bidder to
to 1972 inclusive.
Lenox, District Clerk, will receive name a price of not less than 98 V2.
Legality approved by Sqifire, sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at
the
Girard Trust Co.,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. April 4 for the purchase of $8,000 able
and Traders Trust
falo, jointly, as
100.80, a basis of about 2.34%.
Bond
*
OREGON
Dist. (P. O.
York. City,, and
ers
—
District
Secretary,
will receive
(PST) on April 11 for sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
the purchase of $15,000 water dis¬ on April 9 for the purchase of
from 1964 to tribution bonds.
Dated May 1, $125,000 general obligation bonds.
1973 inclusive.
a
-
Bond
520,000 block No. 2—Columbus,
various, unlimited tax, 2%%
bonds. Dated March 16, 1948.
County (P. O. Ebensburg), Pa.
Sale
Offering — A. P. Logan,
Secretary of Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed t>ids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 11
issues.
for the purchase of $700,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
Stephens County Ind. Sch. Dist.
1951. Due on May 1 from 1952 to
No. IS (P. O. Velma), Okla.
1965 inclusive. Legality approved
Bond Sale—The $31,000 building
bonds offered on March 20—v. 173, by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
p.
1220—were awarded to J. E.
•
1951
March 5
par.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
.
of
on
173, p. 1011—were awarded
to the Douglas County State Bank
of Roseburg, as 2Y4S and 2s, at
—v.
—
,
$165,000 storm
offered
Offering — Chester E.
ing bonds offered March 22—v. Rogers, Secretary of the Author¬
173, p. 1219—were awarded to ity, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on April 4 for the
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
purchase of $1,700,000 sewer reveas
2V4S, at a price of 101.28, a
nue-1951 bonds. Dated April 1,
basis of about 2.13%.
1951. Due oh April 1 from 1956 to
Vienna Township Local Sch. Dist.
1986. inclusive. The bonds are call¬
(P. O. Brookfield), Ohio
able. Principal and interest (A-O)
: Bond Sale—The issue of $75,000
payable at the Easton Trust Co.,
building bonds was purchased by Easton.
Legality
approved
by
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬ Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
.
4
United
City of Easton Authority, Pa.
Ohio
Bond Sale—The $144,000 build¬
■
of
Sale—The
bonds
sewer
to
Sidney, Ohio
—v.
Bond
Sch.
Dist., Ohio
Offering—R. R. Howard,
receive
,
/
the
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
receive
sealed
(P. O. Coshocton), Ohio
bids
until
noon
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
(EST) on April 16 for the pur¬
ing, unlimited tax bonds offered chase of $144,000 improvement
on
March 20—v. 173, p.
1118— bonds. Dated April 1, 1951. Due
were
awarded to Ryan, Suther¬ on Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1975 inclu¬
land & Co., of Toledo, as 21/2s, at a sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
price of 100.89, a basis of about payable at the' Shiloh Savings
241%.
Bank
Co., Shiloh,
Legality ap¬
proved
Dalton Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Bond Offering —The-Clerk of Dempsey, of Cleveland.
4
follows:
to
Bank, of
follows:
basis of about
a
Clerk of Board of
Skaneateles.
.
National
Roseburg, Ore,
Shiloh
itory in Cleveland.
at the National Bank & Trust
,
States
2,65%.
(A-O) payable a
syndicate composed of Fahey,
Co., Clark &
Co., Field, Richards &
Legality
approved
Co., both of Cleveland, First of
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Michigan Corp. of Detroit, Doll &
New York City.
•
^ Isphording, Inc., Weil, Roth &
Irving Co., and Provident Sav¬
Whitesboro, N. Y.
,
Bond Sale — The $23,000 fire ings Bank
& Trust Co., all of
Colonie Cent. Sch. Dist. No. 1
equipment bonds offered March Cincinnati, as 2V4S, at a price of
(P. O. 1203 Central Avenue,
22—v. 173, p. 1219—were awarded 100.55, a basis of about 2.19%.
Albany), N. Y.
land.
to the Mohawk
Valley Co., of
Mount Healthy Exempted Village
Bond Sale—The $660,000 schoolUtica, as l%s, at a price of 100.05,
School District, Ohio
,1951 bonds, offered on March 28—r
OKLAHOMA
a bafeis of about 1.73 %.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬
'V. 173, p. 1323—were awarded to
-a
ing bonds offered on March 22—
Holdenville, Okla.
syndicate composed of Blair,
v
NORTH CAROLINA
Bond Offering — John Kirk,
v.
Rollins & Co., Inc., Manufacturers
173, p. 1118—were awarded to
Dobson, N. C.
Doll & Isphording, Inc., of Cin¬ City Clerk, will receive sealed
& Traders Trust Co., of Buffalo,
Bond Sale—The $100,000 water
cinnati, as 2Y4S, at a price of 102.- bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Roosevplt*> & Cross, and Bacon,
system bonds offered on March 20
"Stevenson
& Co., both of; New
April 3 for the purchase of $300,10, a basis of about 2.05%.
—v. 173, p. 1219—were awarded to
000 airport bonds. Due from 1954
York City, as 2.20s, at a price of
a
syndicate composed of J. Lee New Philadelphia City Sch. Dist., to 1973 inclusive.
100.38, a basis of about 2.15%.
Peeler & Co., of, Durham; Vance
Phio
\^
Free port, N.,Y.
Securities Corp., of Greensboro,
Bond Offering — The Clerk of Ottawa County Independent School
•
Bond Offering—Lillian Steffens, and Lloyd E. Canady & Co., of Board of Education will receive Dist. No. IS (P. O. Picker), Okla.
Bond Offering—Ray E. Harrell,
Deputy. - Village > Treasurer,
will Raleigh,-at a price of 100.12, a net sealed bids until April 17 for the
will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. interest cost of about 3.32%, as purchase of $640,000 elementary Superintendent of Schools,
cipal and interest
awarded
were
S, Coshocton), Ohio
Sale—The $40,000 build¬
(J-D) payable at the price of 101.15,
April 17 for the purchase of $48,000 building bonds. Due on Oct. 1
Skaneateles, N. Y.
County (P. O. Platts-
Clinton
>
Local
Route
Bond
noon
office of the Director of Finance,
or at the office of the
legal depos¬
sealed
City.
•
Roscoe
receive
Port¬
(EST) on
land, at par, as
April J2 for the purchase of $700,- ing, unlimited tax bonds offered
$25,000 l%s. Due on July 1 from.*
000, sewer, series B bonds. Dated on March 20—v. 173, p. 1324—
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
May 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from were awarded to J. A. White &
30,000 2s. Due on July 1 from
1952 to 1965 inclusive. Principal
Co., -of Cincinnati, as 23/4s, at a
sealed
and interest
Sharon, Cherry
NEW MEXICO
will
55
1.47%.
Avenue,
Bond
general
on
Sale
1649 S. W. 58th
Portland). Ore.
—
The $55 000 water
obligation
March
15—v.
bonds
173,
p.
Philadelphia, the Authority's fis¬
cal agent, or at holder's option,
at the agency of the Authority in
New YOrk City. Legality approved
by Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, of
Philadelphia.
South
Strabane
Township School
Dist. (P. O. 501 Locust Avenue,
Washington ). Pa.
Gaul,
1119— Sec. of Board of School Directors,
offered
Bond Offering—Edwin J.
S6
(1424)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
,
(EST)
April 2 for the purchase
of $160,000 building and equip¬
ment bonds, Dated May 1, 1951.
Due on May 1 from 1952 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the Peoples
National
Bank,
of
Washington.
Legality approved by Burgwin,
Churchill, Ruffin & Hazlett, of
Pittsburgh.
>
Beckville Independent
t
RHODE
Superintendent
Offering
—
Dated
March
March
1
from
bonds
Sale—The issue of
$150,-
general
obligation
purchased by the Rob¬
sewer
was
inson-Humphrey Co., of Atlanta,
as
2.10s, at par. Dated May 1,
1951. Due on May 1 from 1953 to
1960 inclusive. Legality approved
by Huger Sinkler, of Charleston.
.X;:A|
Alvin Ind. School District, Texas
Bond
Offering
Secretary
of
—
Board
Max Vogan,
of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Gibson,
Sabine Ind.
First Southwest
3V2s
and
Dated
4s,
at
was
Bond
15, 1951. Legality ap¬
by, Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas;/
y
'7:
general
was
of
to 1971
San
$203-
approved
of
Linden
10
bonds
Texas,
jointly,
as
3s,
at
a
price
received until April 3 for the
purchase of $94,529,000 temporary
loan notes, of the folio win agen¬
cies:'-
■
^
•
1,184,000
Bayonne,
N.
1951.
•
on
1951.
290,000 Brownwood, Texas. Dated
May 1, 1951, Due on Nov. 9,
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v
352,000 Burlington, N. J. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 9,
N0VtOtT
1951.
1951 EDITION OF
"SECURITY DEALERS OF NORTH AMERICA"
on Nov. 9, 1951.
1
980,000
Holyoke,
Mass.
Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 9,
issue.
Principal
payable
at
(A-O)
on
Preston
$32,000
A
13
general
bonds.
Due
for
the
until
$400,000
10
a.m.
the
17 for
pur¬
D,
non¬
series
taxablehighway
improvement
1,
Dated
Not
May
1951.
Due
(P. O. 4348
Sold—No
bids
were
$340,000 build¬
Interest
A-O. 7 Legality
Lines, Spooner &
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
approved
(PST)
15,
bids
April
on
sive.
(P. O.
purchase
April
g—Esther M.
Dated April 1, 1951.
Due on
April 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu¬
City
,
by
Manitowoc, Wis.
Offering — Arthur
Bond
of
obligation, series
Dated
n
ing improvement bonds.
Clerk,
wlil
receive
Post,
sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on April 25
for the purchase of $650,000 sehool
1951.
April
on
ri
submitted for the
Washougal Con.
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
April
sealed
of
Bonds
Vancouver), Wash.
Offering — Eva Burgett,
County Treasurer, will
receive
on
e
Wisconsin
Thorgrimson
112
d .O f f
on
South Griffin Street, Milwaukee 7),
Bond
building
1951.
1971
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
May 1,
May 1 from 1952 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's office/ Legality
City
,
Bond
Point, Wis.
Sale—The $150,000 water
Bond Sale—The
$112,000 sewage
refunding bonds offered
on March 19—v.
173, p. 1220—were
awarded
to
Mullaney, Wells &
Co., of Chicago, as
at a price
of 101.53, a basis of about 2.07%.
revenue, second lien bonds offered
on ^ March
20—v. 173, p. 1220—
awarded
were
to
McLean
of Tacoma.
&
system
Co.,
v,
.
County, Sultan Union
High Sch. Dist. No. 112 (P. O.
Additional
Sale —The
$47,500
High School Completion-1951 bonds were purchased
by Robert W. Baird & Co., of Mil¬
28—v. 173, p. 1324—were awarded
waukee, as 2s, at a price of 97.00,
to
the First National
Bank, of a basis of about 2.25%.
,:
Everett), Wash. *
Sale—The $69,000 general
obligation bonds offered on March
P. J. Jacobs
Bond
United States
Savings Bonds Issued and
February 28,1951
Redeemed Through
;
(Dollar amounts in millions—rounded and will not
necessarily add to totals)
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227,000 Mesa, Ariz. Dated May 1,
'■■» 1951. Due on Nov. 9, 1951,
313,000 Mississippi Regional
-
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148.
$5,001
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Outstdg.
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$4,854
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s
$4,490
7
43
-
$364
v
7.
7
Aant. Issued
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7.50
$4,533
104
70.27
$468
-
9.36
.67.16
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Series
Series
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and bond houses in the United States and Canada
is
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Entirely revised from
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New York
City 33rd
series and $16,743,000 34th se¬
ries. Dated May 1, 1951. Due
on Nov.
9, 1951.
2,810,000 Paterson, N, J. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 9,
REctor 2-9570
May
Amboy,
1,
1951.
N.
.
44.23
Series E-1945
5.678
4,649
45.02
53.68
Series E-1946
4,534
Series
2,144
2,390
52.71
E-1947
4,191
1,690
Series
E-1948
2,500
.59.65
4,285
Series
;
2,763
64.48
2,924
69.45
2,972
81.47
348
100.00
E-1949
4,210
Series E-1950
1,522
1,286
3,648
675
Series E-1951
348
A
Total
Series E
$65,202
$30,489
$34,712
53.24
Series A-E—
$70,203
$35,023
$35,180
50.11
$1,552
$337
$1,214
78.22
Series P and G:
Series F
and
G-1941
F
and
G-1942
3,241
823
2,417
Series
F
and G-1943
3,415
921
2,494
73.03
Series
F
and
G-1944
3.750
852
2.898
77.28
Series F and G-1945
3,182
613
2,569
80.74
2,472
82.15
Series
74.58
2,032,000
9
and
G-1946
and
G-1947
2,598
401
2,197
Series
and G-1948
3,042
224
2,818
92.64
and
G-1949
1,672
113
1,560
93.30
F
and G-1950
2,346
26
2,321
98.93
and G-1951
200
200
100.00
$23,160
82.69
F
Series F
Series
3,009
537
on
St.
Dated
F
Series F
Jl.
Due
Nov. 30, 1951.
Nov
46.18
S.895
13,327
10,327
Series F
Perth
Dated
New York 7, N. Y.
5,319
Series
1951.
25 Park Place
1,096
3,855
Total
1951.
2,682,000
HERBERT D. SEIBERT & CO., INC.
537
3,327
6,109
7,431
11,518
Nov. 30, 1951.
12,700,000 Newark, N. J. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 30,
12,297,000
Bound in durable
Nov. 9,
1951. '*
523,000 Montgomery County, Pa.
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
Nov. 9, 1951.
5,628,000 National Capital Hous¬
ing Authority. (Washington,
D. C.). Dated May 1,
1951.
on
1,632
7,182
E-1943
Series E-1944
•
1951. Due
E-1941
Series E-1942
Clair County, 111.
May 1, 1951. Due on
1951
313,000 Upland,'Calif. Dated May
1, 1951. Due on Nov. 9, 1951.
Total
Series F
and
G
$28,007
Unclassified sales and redemptionsAll
Series—Total
matured
Total unmatured
Grand
♦Less
total
than
$500,000.
$4,847
$123
$330
4,854
„
84.57
—$207
4,490
364
7.50
93,479
35,710
57,769
61.80
$98,333
$40,200
$58,133
59.12
>
tliicludes accrued discount.
I
Percent';
iAmountOutstdg. of
-
Housing Authority, No. 1,13th
series,
and
$100,000
14th
series. Dated May 1,1951. Due
on May 9, 1952.
537,000 Moline, 111. Dated May 1,
ap¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Seattle.
Chicago.
Kennewick, Wash.
Stevens
Series A-D: '
Nov. 9, 1951.-
LaCrosse),
Dumke,; CTQhrity' Cierk,* Will'.:re¬
Lake Sch. Dist. No. 5
the
County
Legality ap¬
County,
1951.
Louisville, Ky.,
14th
and
$3,725,000
15th
series. Dated May 1 1951. Due
General of the State.
LaCrosse County (P. O.
interest
and
School District No.
1951.
-
interest
from date
office.
by
2,087,000 Houston, Texas. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 30,
2,930,000
series,
Le¬
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Snohomish
4,724,000 Chester, Pa. Dated May
1, 1951. Due on Nov. 30, 1951.
4,085,000 Hartford, Conn., 52nd
series,
and
$2,835,000
53rd
series. Dated May 1,1951. Due
office.
payable at the County Treasurer's
payable at the County Treasurer's
office; Legality approved by Pres¬
647,000 Blytheville, Ark. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 9,
1951.
any
on
years
J. Dated
Nov. 30,
•
•
Treasurer's
Town
office.
inverse
;>
May 1, 1951. Due
the
gality approved by the Attorney-
May l.from 1953 to 1957 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
15 from
1953 to
1966 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
able. Principal and interest (A-O)
'
sealed
on
of
in
order
Treasurer's
•
v'V"
Heike,
receive
bonds.
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
seven
of
$13,785,000 Baltimore, Md. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 9,
1951.
for the
Callable
after
Clark
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
-
receive
& Horowitz of Seattle.
be
,
Burgett,
numerical
STATES
Public Housing Administration
(Washington, D. C.), Wash., D. C.
of
Eva
date
Le¬
Henr.y-Seay & Co., both of Dallas,
100.07. Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Legal¬
(CST) on April 2 for the
purchase of $750,000 school house ity approved by Dumas, Huguen¬
bonds. Dated April 10, 1951. Due in & Boothman, of Dallas.
on April 10 from 1952 to 1967 in¬
Nueces County, Lower Nueces
clusive.
River Water Supply District
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the National
(P. O. Corpus Christi), Texas
Bank of Commerce, Houston. The
Bond Offering—Edgar Linkenbonds maturing on or after 10 hoger, President of Board of Di¬
years from their date are callable. rectors, will receive sealed bids
Legality approved by Chapman & until 4 p.m. (CST) on April 9
Cutler, of Chicago, or by Vande- for the purchase of $450,000 un¬
water, Sykes. Heckler & Gallo¬ limited tax and revenue, second
series bonds. Dated April 1, 1951.
way, of New York City.
12
clusive.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
p.m.
will
1:30
000
road
building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on May 1 from
1952 to 1961 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at
(CST)
will
—
Treasurer,
April
proved
UNITED
Roy
—
p.m.
(CST)
on
April 2 for the purchase of $50,-
chase
$14,000 series A general obligation
Dated April 15, 1951. Due
on April 15 from 1953 to 1966 in¬
hurst &
and
Clerk,
until
ceive
bonds.
gality approved by McCall, ParkCrowe, of Dallas.
Dist., Texas
of
office.
Offering
-
sealed bids until 10:30
on
Principal
payable at
(A-O)
Treasurer's
State
Bond
County
callable.
are
interest
and
bids
Offering
-
HazebDell School
Washington
'
■
and
1967
Town
JB
-
County,
~
The
in
maturing
of
improvement
Dist. No. 53 (P. O. Vancouver),
15
inclusive.
1981
to
the
general
on
WASHINGTON
*
-•*'
Dated
April
on
for
(EST)
purchase
noon
Wis.
Canton,
Bond
Wisconsin
Texas
bonds.
1951. Due
thereafter
\
Company
Dist.,
until
bonds.
Le¬
Dumas,
(CST) on April
purchase of $300,000
1952
purchased by the Central Invest¬
ment
by
Sch.
house-1951
15,
from
Sale—The issue of $125,school
buijding bonds was
000
inclusive.
15
p.m.
the
April
the
Sch.
7:30
for
school
1962
Bank, Houston. Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
Ind.
Ind.
Benito
until
callable. Principal and
Chicago.
1964
to
bids
April
18
$400,000
Dated
banks, Jr., Secretary of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
interest (A-O) payable at the City
National
sealed
Bond Offering—Tom E. March-
obligation refunding
purchased by Rowles,
bonds maturing in
are
.
Bond
Musser,
Clark
Winston
&
Co., of Houston, as
3V4S. Dated April 10, 1951. Due on
April 10 from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
sive The
1.99%.
Due on April
approved
Staunton, Va.
Offering — Catherine J.
City Clerk, will receive
$395,-
was pur¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Texas
issue
1952
gality
1951.
WISCONSIN
1220—
Lynch,
VIRGINIA
issue of
about
of
173, p.
Merrill
to
(P. O.
Dallas Rupe & Son, of
a price of 100.06,
15,
from
Jan.
Sale—The
basis
a
April
water
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, of New
York City, at a net interest cost
2s, at
as
$60,000
of about 3.20%.
School District
Sale—The
Dallas,
sold to the
Co., of Dallas, as
a
price of par.
Galena Park,
26—v.
awarded
were
of Austin.
building-1951 bonds
chased by
proved
Bond
March
on
Kilgore), Texas
Bond
TEXAS
&
son
Sale—An issue of $40,000
Bond
water works bonds
000
;'v
CAROLINA
Georgetown, S. C.
Bond
1966 inclu¬
Sale—The
Monday, April 2, 1951
.
Everett, as 2V4S, at a price of
100.28, a basis of about 2.18%.
Centerville, Utah
„vBond
.
works revenue-1951 bonds offered
&
Boothman, of Dallas, and Gib¬
Austin. Legality approved
bonds
000
&
on
payable at the American National
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
.
1952 to
Due
Bank
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
John L. Monti,
of Bos¬
Legality approved by Storey,
SOUTH
1951.
Chemical
v
Co., New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
Croshyton, Texas
First National Bank,
Boston.
1,
the
at
j
Trust
on April 3 for the purchase
$175,000 school house bonds.
000
April 4 for the purchase of $300,©00 temporary loan notes.
Dated
April 4, 1951., Due on Nov. 6,1951.
Principal and interest payable at
ton.
able
by Gibson & Gibson, of Austin.
Town Treasurer, will receive seal¬
ed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
on
the
will
(CST)
of
UTAH
The
bonds
maturing
April 1, 1962 to 1980 are callable.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Westerly, R. I.
Note
Schools,
of
April 1 from 1961 to 1980
on
inclusive.
Bond Offering—R. C. Beachum,
Bank,
ISLAND
Due
Sch. Dist.,
T exas
on
.
J Current redemption value.
@FedFRASER